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Are you opting for low octane gas used in your Ranger

Changing octane with high prices now


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AzScorpion

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I'll be flashing back to the 87-89 soft shift tune as on my next fill up. Might as well ease the pain as much as possible.
 


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I've considered it. Before that I'd probably just start commuting my wife's car, 2016 CX-5, it drinks the cheap swill.

I told myself when I sold my FiST I was going to this at least 2 days a week to offset the Ranger's fuel costs. But I don't think I've done it once. My wife's car is nice. But it's no Ranger.

When it warms up a bit I'll commute the Jeep some. That'll help.

Might be a good time to pick up a bike for the summer. But I'm sure they're all over priced now.
 

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Yep 87. I don't notice any difference cause I don't drive fast much but oddly enough my MPG has gone up. I have about 50 gallons I bought when it was $3.18. Then I watched it go 3.25, 3.39, 3.47 and now 3.89 all in a week.

I had to run out and made the mistake of buying a cardboard breakfast the other day at McDonalds. $7 for SE&C biscuit, hash brown and med coffee. It's past time for a chicken coop.
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