Subject	You completely misunderstood the question...
Posted by	sorka on December 04, 2005 at 11:07 PM
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In Reply To	this is one of those things that can keep you up at night.. posted by zachttu on December 04, 2005 at 10:11 PM
Message	The question has nothing to do with how octane is measured but rather how to catch those times that *do* occure when the tanker puts the wrong octane in the wrong tank.
Follow Ups	Is there any way to be sure I'm getting 91 octane?? - sorka 20:02:07 12/04/05 Re: Is there any way to be sure I'm getting 91 octane?? - 300zdett(nj) 20:04:45 12/04/05 In Florida the Dept of Agriculture performs the surveys - DAYTONAZ 20:12:36 12/04/05 Dept. of Agriculture is a Federal Bureau=) (n/m) - testingzwaters 20:33:48 12/04/05 Then they probably handle it nationwide so there ya go - DAYTONAZ 20:41:11 12/04/05 the only audit that they do here is measurement at - AzHeat 22:43:45 12/04/05 sorka, if it says you're getting it, you are, it's regulated (n/m) - testingzwaters 20:51:24 12/04/05 Re: sorka, if it says you're getting it, you are, it's regul - sorka 23:06:23 12/04/05 this is one of those things that can keep you up at night.. - zachttu 22:11:06 12/04/05 You completely misunderstood the question... - sorka 23:07:47 12/04/05 Hey Alan, The gas is 91 octane to start with but - SirpriZ 22:33:36 12/04/05 91 octane - Joseph P. 01:10:28 12/05/05 interesting, I saw a investigative report a long - Zrevolver 00:34:25 12/05/05
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