No more chevron...
I've also heard this many times.
Here in NJ and NEPA is very different station to station. If I put Velero, Delta, LucOil, Hess, Exxon 93 in. They all have a much lower knock threshold then the Shells and Sunoco's I visit
I don't know if it's addatives, ethanol content or what but knock cel let's me know.
I've also heard this many times.
Here in NJ and NEPA is very different station to station. If I put Velero, Delta, LucOil, Hess, Exxon 93 in. They all have a much lower knock threshold then the Shells and Sunoco's I visit
I don't know if it's addatives, ethanol content or what but knock cel let's me know.
Here in NJ and NEPA is very different station to station. If I put Velero, Delta, LucOil, Hess, Exxon 93 in. They all have a much lower knock threshold then the Shells and Sunoco's I visit
I don't know if it's addatives, ethanol content or what but knock cel let's me know.
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I'm about to have to burst everyone's bubble in here....
But here goes...
Sorry to break it to you, but EVERY GAS STATION IN YOUR TOWN USES THE EXACT SAME GAS. They ALL GET IT FROM THE SAME TERMINALS.
The only difference is what grade the stations buy, what additives they put in it once it gets there, and possibly the condition of the storage tanks/equipment at the individual gas station. It's all the same gas though. I worked for Citgo Petroleum in Lake Charles, LA, the 4th largest in the nation, as a cheif process operator for 3 and a half years before taking a job with Chevron Phillips Chemical. At our terminals we'd ship gas to every gas station in the city. Conoco did the same, and do did the other refineries. All the gas gets pooled together. It's all the same thing. When you buy gas at a Chevron station, you are not buying gas directly from Chevron.
But here goes...
Sorry to break it to you, but EVERY GAS STATION IN YOUR TOWN USES THE EXACT SAME GAS. They ALL GET IT FROM THE SAME TERMINALS.
The only difference is what grade the stations buy, what additives they put in it once it gets there, and possibly the condition of the storage tanks/equipment at the individual gas station. It's all the same gas though. I worked for Citgo Petroleum in Lake Charles, LA, the 4th largest in the nation, as a cheif process operator for 3 and a half years before taking a job with Chevron Phillips Chemical. At our terminals we'd ship gas to every gas station in the city. Conoco did the same, and do did the other refineries. All the gas gets pooled together. It's all the same thing. When you buy gas at a Chevron station, you are not buying gas directly from Chevron.
Also, after a quick google search, it's not that Chevron is going out of business at all. They most likely CLOSING A REFINERY and few retail stations...that is COMPLETELY different. OP, do research before you post information like this.
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internet rumors are hilarious. THEY ARE NOT GOING OUT OF BUISNESS! i know from fact. they are probably pulling a couple of stations from the dudes area. BP is more in danger of closing than chevron EVER would be. they are a west coast company, so the midwest and east coast see less of them out there. i've never seen a sunoco in california. they must be going out of buisness! lol. intrenets rumorzzzz are teh dum azzez.
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I love when people like you provide no useful information whatsoever and just want to make yourself feel bigger by putting other people down, thanks for the input! Seven local chevrons closed and i saw on the new they were going under, so I guess I should have grilled the news station on if it was true or not. I was just trying to get input from people who I thought had the same passion as I did. I thought a fourm was for gathering information, and or clarifying information you had so maybe I should have been more clear. All the chevrons around me are no longer, and i would like to know what type of fuel other evo owners use? If that is too much to ask please don't post, and keep your smart a** remarks to yourself, thank you.
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I'm about to have to burst everyone's bubble in here....
But here goes...
Sorry to break it to you, but EVERY GAS STATION IN YOUR TOWN USES THE EXACT SAME GAS. They ALL GET IT FROM THE SAME TERMINALS.
The only difference is what grade the stations buy, what additives they put in it once it gets there, and possibly the condition of the storage tanks/equipment at the individual gas station. It's all the same gas though. I worked for Citgo Petroleum in Lake Charles, LA, the 4th largest in the nation, as a cheif process operator for 3 and a half years before taking a job with Chevron Phillips Chemical. At our terminals we'd ship gas to every gas station in the city. Conoco did the same, and do did the other refineries. All the gas gets pooled together. It's all the same thing. When you buy gas at a Chevron station, you are not buying gas directly from Chevron.
But here goes...
Sorry to break it to you, but EVERY GAS STATION IN YOUR TOWN USES THE EXACT SAME GAS. They ALL GET IT FROM THE SAME TERMINALS.
The only difference is what grade the stations buy, what additives they put in it once it gets there, and possibly the condition of the storage tanks/equipment at the individual gas station. It's all the same gas though. I worked for Citgo Petroleum in Lake Charles, LA, the 4th largest in the nation, as a cheif process operator for 3 and a half years before taking a job with Chevron Phillips Chemical. At our terminals we'd ship gas to every gas station in the city. Conoco did the same, and do did the other refineries. All the gas gets pooled together. It's all the same thing. When you buy gas at a Chevron station, you are not buying gas directly from Chevron.
I love when people like you provide no useful information whatsoever and just want to make yourself feel bigger by putting other people down, thanks for the input! Seven local chevrons closed and i saw on the new they were going under, so I guess I should have grilled the news station on if it was true or not. I was just trying to get input from people who I thought had the same passion as I did. I thought a fourm was for gathering information, and or clarifying information you had so maybe I should have been more clear. All the chevrons around me are no longer, and i would like to know what type of fuel other evo owners use? If that is too much to ask please don't post, and keep your smart a** remarks to yourself, thank you.
You may have got some **** for posting misinformation but Im pretty sure plenty of Evo owners also told you what fuel they use.
People have said BP, Sunoco, Shell, Texeco and a few others. Take your pick.
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I love when people like you provide no useful information whatsoever and just want to make yourself feel bigger by putting other people down, thanks for the input! Seven local chevrons closed and i saw on the new they were going under, so I guess I should have grilled the news station on if it was true or not. I was just trying to get input from people who I thought had the same passion as I did. I thought a fourm was for gathering information, and or clarifying information you had so maybe I should have been more clear. All the chevrons around me are no longer, and i would like to know what type of fuel other evo owners use? If that is too much to ask please don't post, and keep your smart a** remarks to yourself, thank you.
If you don't like what I have to say, don't read it Senor SensitEVO.
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