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Originally Posted by 78w72
the one thing i do notice with winter blend fuel is slightly lower MPG, checked myself or going by my current daily computer MPG, drops by .5-1 MPG every winter season then goes up in the summer.
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That is some diligent monitoring of fuel consumption. Summer blends are supposed to be just a smidge more energy dense with a few percentage points better MPG, so it’s impressive you picked up on the small difference.
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1976 Trans Am Buccaneer Red
468ci, 10.5:1 CR, 87 CC RPM CNC e-heads, HR 282/288, 230/236, 561/.573 lift, Johnson Lifters & HS 1.65 Rockers
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