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Originally Posted by frickstyle
(Post 4304049)
Put a tank of it in the ZO6, seems to run fine all the way to redline.
Rob, most of it comes from the Canton refinery. Also, a Large Marathon refinery in Detroit, a lot of supply, they sell to other outfits. Not sure if Lima refinery does the same??? |
Originally Posted by VoodooRob
(Post 4303952)
Around here, Northcoast Ohio, Marathon trucks fill the Speedway tanks, FWIW.
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phragle is correct... 100%. it's all the same base gas. truck pulls up - puts their company blend code in, and it mixes additives in as it is filling truck.
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Outside of blending, It's the condition of the tanks, filters, and 'refresh rate' of each gas station more than anything.
That said, god I miss the Sunoco 94 . |
Originally Posted by PigNaPoke
(Post 4304108)
phragle is correct... 100%. it's all the same base gas. truck pulls up - puts their company blend code in, and it mixes additives in as it is filling truck.
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Originally Posted by VoodooRob
(Post 4304122)
Is the fuel different quality between a Marathon and Speedway station?
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I run Speedway all the time...its the only station in my 'hood that is big enough to fit the boat! Never had an issue. Station I go to WAS a Gas City until Speedway bought them out 3 or 4 years ago...
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Long ago in Michigan there was a chain of Speedway 79 gas stations which Marahon bought. Suposedly the 79 stood for the octane rating back then.
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Originally Posted by SB
(Post 4304111)
Outside of blending, It's the condition of the tanks, filters, and 'refresh rate' of each gas station more than anything.
That said, god I miss the Sunoco 94 . |
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