Hi Octane Autogas

"UltraJohn" wrote in message One of the gas stations I frequent in my
work vehicle carrys 110 leaded
auto gas I thought this was interesting and maybe of use for some with
high
compression performance planes (racers).
John
I think it was an Exxon station but if anyones interested I could double
check.

What country are you in?

D.

I think it was an Exxon station but if anyones interested I could double
check.

What country are you in?

If it's Exxon, he's in the US. They use the name Esso everyplace else.

"G EddieA95" wrote in message If it's Exxon, he's in the US. They use
the name Esso everyplace else.

That's what doesn't make sense. How can a roadside gas station in the USA
sell leaded gasoline?

D.

On Sat, 10 Apr 2004 03:02:28 GMT, "Capt.Doug"
wrote:

"G EddieA95" wrote in message If it's Exxon, he's in the US. They use
the name Esso everyplace else.

That's what doesn't make sense. How can a roadside gas station in the USA
sell leaded gasoline?

D.

Just can't sell it using a filler nozzle that fits into an unleaded
only tank.

110 must be pretty expensive. I use leaded 96 in my race car and it
cost me $3.98/gal. I don't even want to know the price today,
although I'm going to find out real soon.
--
dillon

Life is always short, but only you can make it sweet

"Capt.Doug" wrote in message
...
"G EddieA95" wrote in message If it's Exxon, he's in the US. They use
the name Esso everyplace else.

That's what doesn't make sense. How can a roadside gas station in the USA
sell leaded gasoline?

D.

It is intended for race cars, and not for use on the road.
--
Jim in NC


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