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Re: Gas confusion
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Re: Gas confusion
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Most of the Casey's around here have regular unleaded, or 10% Ethanol. They are both 87 octane. We don't have anything more than 87% that I know of. I use the regular unleaded with an additive in all of my old cars and trucks. LockDoc
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Re: Gas confusion
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