It's just not a thing around here, probably has to do with some ******** California regulation.
What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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swathdiver
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There's a Cruisers right downtown and two Union 76s, one each in Salida and Riverbank. There's a Shell that carries it off 580 and International Parkway. A Mobil station in Farmington also has it.
In your area, there's a Flying J at 12 and I-5 and a Kwik Serv at 12 and Hutchins that carries it. I'm looking at the Gas Buddy app.
they don't have it, gas buddy is a lie-r lol, flying j doesn't have it that's why there is no price shown, however a fresh search shows there is a price of $2.75 at a kwik serv in Lodi and the next closest one is in Sac for $2.79, I might have to take a run up to Lodi just to try out a tank if they in fact have it.
R3cord303
Posse In Effect
My oil filter arrived from Amazon today! PF63e from AC Delco. Will be changing oil and emptying catch can tomorrow. I thiiiink I will be fiddling with tire pressure limits in the tune, and adding 5 pounds of air in each tire. Hope to get some better fuel economy. Anybody know how to take the crossbars off the roof rack?
the other 2 places you mentioned are about as far as Sacramento
i'm guessing you have to take the caps off the ends to get them off just like on the nbs's
Sam Harris
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Oh no doubt. In an effort to “encourage” EV’s. I’m sure they got creative with who can sell E85. And how / where..
it could be that there just isn't anyone around here that produces it and therefore it is in limited supply, I read something about it before
even if a station wanted to add a tank for it the cost would be stupendous they made a rule here a few years ago that all single wall tanks had to be shut down or replaced so a lot of places just went belly up because of the cost involved plus they have to carry 1 million dollar insurance policy's on each tank in case it leaks
fuel vapor is a bigger green house gas then burning the fuel it self.... that is why they have a vapor recovery system in California
it's kinda like those guys that say Fill up at night because of fuel vapors that is false since the computer purges the fuel tank of vapors the PSI will likely be at 0PSI +- 2 psi
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