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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...

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 spout off like a five year old.

Ummmmm!!!! I'm telling your mom!

You appear to be suffering from a multiple personality disorder. You should consult with a mental health care professional.

Are you trying suggest that I am wrong because ethanol by itself has less energy than gasoline. I am trying to give you an "out" here - you should take. But if that is what you were trying to say, you failed miserably in clearly communicating that

Both of you need mental help.

When the is gasoline, even if blended with ethanol, it is just plain true.

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' depended on...

Now you are nit picking that the relevance is limited to a *sub*thread. Does not change facts.

Another cut 'n paste spasm.

You're beginning to spit and froth a bit. Very unbecoming.

By disagreeing with my statement that seems to have set you off, you are saying something, repeatedly, that very much resembles that.

Oh. My claim that an engine can extract more energy from higher octane fuel? The fact that a high performance engine need higher octane (lower energy fuel) to achieve maximum power is somehow a lie on the part of folks like the engineering group at Chrysler?




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