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High Gas Prices Fuel an Octane Rebellion 2001

Nope, not to that particular claim of yours I chose to comment on.

High Gas Prices Fuel an Octane Rebellion 2003
Couldnt bullpoo your way out of a wet paper bag even if your pathetic excuse for a 'life...

Completely useless, as always with your desperate attempts to bullpoo your way out of your predicament.

Again, completely useless, as always with your desperate attempts to bullpoo your way out of your predicament.

Yes, really.

Couldnt bullpoo your way out of a wet paper bag even if your pathetic excuse for a 'life' depended on it.

Couldnt bullpoo your way out of a wet paper bag even if your pathetic excuse for a 'life' depended on it.

You get no say what so ever on anything at all. Ever.

Go and f*** yourself.

Lie, I never said that.

Irrelevant to that claim of yours being discussed in this subthread.

Never said they were. You did however make the claim that 'when a fuel has a higher knock resistance, the engine can wring more energy of it' and that is just plain wrong, most obviously with ethanol.

Lie.

High Gas Prices Fuel an Octane Rebellion 2002
Rod Speed You just cut'n paste that line when you can't think of anything else to say? snip snip f***ing with you is actually becoming fun! Can't answer the question, so you...

Another lie. You ACTUALLY said 'when a fuel has a higher knock resistance, the engine can wring more energy of it'

Because 'when a fuel has a higher knock resistance, the engine can wring more energy of it' is just plain wrong.

High Gas Prices Fuel an Octane Rebellion 2004
Tom Quackenbush There would be an expected reduction in gas mileage as retarding the timing and-or enriching mixture results in extracting less energy per pound of fuel. But...

I realise that may be a rather novel concept for you, but thats wrong anyway.

Irrelevant to that claim of yours that 'when a fuel has a higher knock resistance, the engine can wring more energy of it' being discussed in this subthread.

Irrelevant to that claim of yours that 'when a fuel has a higher knock resistance, the engine can wring more energy of it' being discussed in this subthread.

Go and f*** yourself.

Another lie. I have never ever said anything even remotely resembling anything like that.

Irrelevant to that claim of yours that 'when a fuel has a higher knock resistance, the engine can wring more energy of it' being discussed in this subthread.




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