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huh? thought my mileage sucked because I have to drive a cold engine/trans truck down the road every morning about 4 miles before I could get overdrive..Then I leave work and does same on way back home. Anyone using a vacuum gauge for more mph with results??
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Originally Posted by weedahoe
(Post 2405343)
Yeah, winter blend always gets less mileage but is also SUPPOSED to be cheaper. I got gas last night and 93 oct was 3.24/gal here......ouch!!
I cant decide if its worth keeping the 91 tune to get better gas mileage and performance or switch to normal 87 tune and get the cheaper fill up but worse mpgs... F the cold weather! :icon_brr: |
Originally Posted by jarhead03
(Post 2405389)
Gas also evaporates faster in cold temps.
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Originally Posted by Blacksport
(Post 2405529)
Ouch? You want ouch? THe gas you got last night is $0.85/litre. That's for 93 oct, right? I got gas yesterday, and it was $1.07/lire...for 89 oct!! That's $4.06/gal!!! I wish I had your prices!
I don't even bother with looking at the price of 89 or 91 octane. |
It's odd that the states has cheaper fuel, Canada is America's #1 source for oil
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majority of the price difference has to do with Taxes, and the BS free trade agreement
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Yes taxes is the major factor its $0.3795/L or $1.44/Gallon in Vancouver
In Canada oil cost about $28 a barrel to produce and oil is at $88 as of today. Thats about a 200% profit. |
Originally Posted by HouseApe
(Post 2405787)
You have it good in AB out west in Vancouver is $1.22/L for 87 octane. That works out to about $4.62 a gallon for regular 87.
I don't even bother with looking at the price of 89 or 91 octane. |
Originally Posted by freestyledude
(Post 2405793)
It's odd that the states has cheaper fuel, Canada is America's #1 source for oil
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