high octane gas in san francisco?
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It looks as though you have a 5 series BMW.  California only has 91 as its highest octane gas.  Your car should be able to run just fine on 91 and even on 87.  How often do you have your foot all the way down to the floor?  This is the only time an engine requires high octane.  A car like a BMW does not run hot or overloaded (well, it is a bit heavy) and has sophisticated electronics and sensors to adjust the ignition timing to work with lower octane gas.\n\nOctane is a funny thing.  People assume that just because it costs more and has a bigger number it is better.  There are all kinds of crazy myths about it giving you more power or better mileage or, get this, it cleans your motor.  In fact, a higher octane gas has lower BTU and will not burn as clean or as powerful as a lower octane gas.  Octane is raised by adding additives to a gas to make it contain less energy, period.  Having less energy it becomes less volatile and is less likely to flare off from glowing hot carbon deposits on your piston crowns or "ping". -("ping" is an audible knock or ping from your engine, much like the sound you get when shaking up a can of spray paint)-  \n\nGo with as low of an octane rating that you can that won't make your car ping under your driving conditions.  Start out with 87 and find a long, tall hill (not too difficult in San Fran) and put your foot into it in a high gear.  If the motor pings step up to 89 octane.  How much do you want to bet your BMW will never ping?  In fact, I bet it's a marketing gimick from BMW to say it requires 93 octane.  Only high performance air cooled motors like early Porsche or VW's require high octane - hence the association with performance and high octane, and Vin Diesel.
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There's a lot of gas price information here:\n\nhttp://www.gas.save-a-ton.com\n\nGood luck. Save Save Save!
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San Francisco, California
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Sans Plomb\n**********************\nGasoline -- Known in France as essence, gas is expensive for those accustomed to North American prices. All but the least expensive cars usually require an octane rating that the French classify as essence super, the most expensive variety. Depending on your car, you'll need either leaded (avec plomb) or unleaded (sans plomb).\n\nBeware the mixture of gasoline and oil called mélange or gasoil sold in some rural communities; this mixture is for very old two-cycle engines.\n\nNote: Sometimes you can drive for miles in rural France without encountering a gas station; don't let your tank get dangerously low.
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WELL WITH THE GAS SO HIGH .I DON'T THINK WE CAN DRIVE DOWN THAT ROAD.
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Pot is illegal so I very much doubt there is a pot club in san francisco. But, good luck finding one if it exists.
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No. But I Sure Do From The Clinton/Gore "Regime"!Here's Why; As of 1996, all Vehicles Must Conform to the Insane EPA-OBD II Law that Applies to the Car that You're Driving, Right Now! That Law Dictaes that all Vehicles under that law must Run at 14.7 Parts of Air to 1 Part of Fuel. Any Deviation from that, even if Fuel Economy is Improved, and Emissions are Lowered, will Result in a Failed Vehicle Inspection, and the Vehicle will be Illegal to Operate! That's the Law! And Clinton/Gore did it,"Because It's Good For The Children"! This is Insane!Please! Don't "Blame Bush" for That! So what's the suppressed Alternative? I've come up with a way to Convert Regular Pump Gasoline into Propane. I'm not the First, only the Latest. I went to the US Patent Office, and Checked Out the "Wild Stories" about how other similar Vapor Fuel Units have been kept off the Market. Guess What? It's True! Case in Point, the Pogue Carburetor, which is on File as having Achieved 100 + MPG on a Flathead Ford V-8 that, at best with a Conventional Fuel System got 15 MPG! My System could get 50 + MPG with even the Largest SUV, with an Equally Remarkable drop in Engine Pollution Emissions ! My System is Safe, Compact, and uses Low Pressure Air to turn Gasoline into Propane. To Run an Engine on Conventional Propane requires the use of a Large, Expensive, Cumbersome Tank, which must be Hauled with the Vehicle. Also, Expensive, Complex Fuel Metering Equipment. And, Finally the Extra Hassle of Specialized Refilling of the Tank. So much Hassle, that even with Gas at $3.00 per Gallon, it's just not worth it! See, on a Molecular Level, all Petroleum is the Same! I can Prove it! I can also Wind Up in Jail, or Worse! Every Vehicle on the Road could get at Least 50 + MPG, but thanks to Clinton/Gore, "It Ain't Gonna Happen"! Want Further Proof? Go to http://energy21.freeservers.com/bookrep.html Please, if You have an open Mind, Read it all!Don't"Blame Bush"
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sir, the phillips 66 in barrington has 100 or 110 octane racing pump next to the diesel pump. It is located on barrington road AKA hough st, located in downtown barrington, between rts. 14 and 68.
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Gas is octane  is nontane m=9 n=21\nIt may not be so pure.
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3.425 BTU/lb F in gas form
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.445 per mile is the federal guideline.  It was increased in response to the increase in fuel prices.  You may want to try to collaborate with a local gas station and see if you can get gift cards for gas at a slightly lower rate.  For example, we work with Shell and they sell us a $15.00 card for $11.50 each.  When employees submit an expense report they are required to "bank" their milage in increments of $15.00 (15, 30, 45, etc.). It is not much of a savings, however it IS a savings:)
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oh my god i want to move because i just looked at all the other answers and well i live in fresno and the gas here is like the cheapest is 3.19 and yesterday the cheapest was 3.01 i am afraid of tommorow
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Minty fresh gas attacks!
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I'm not sure where you've received your information, but Ho Chi Minh City is in Vietnam, a country currently reaching a record high in their gas prices.  \n\nhttp://english.people.com.cn/200601/04/eng20060104_232771.html\n\nSide note...I'm not sure how a 12-kilogram gas cylinder transfers into gallons.
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well, here in california gas prices are almost three dollars and from what i've heard, the farther east, the higher the gas price... so you do the predicting and calculations, sorry i wasn't much help. good luck finding out!
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Gas/Oil everytime anything happens anywhere prices go up.\n\n\nGuy 1 "sir a mouse farted in Juarez"\nGuy 2 "raise the price of fuel now!!!"
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Have you checked the fuel prices lately?  I think people are looking for an alternative fuel source because of the rising prices of gas.  Not only that, this whole gas exploration thing creates such a power play in the world and even causes wars and embargoes.