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So since they are sealed, the octane won't drop even after like a year?
That's fantastic. Just once they're opened it'll start dropping. That makes
perfect sense now that I think about the reaction that causes the octane to
drop. Thanks. Looks like I'll be buying 220 gallons of 100 unleaded non ethanol fuel for
only $4.10 a gallon. That's not too bad, and at the rate I drive my car once
it's running, that'll last me a year or two. Also, yes, how are you doing sir?
Thanks,
Mike
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