The "/s" in his post is internet shorthand for "sarcasm". Which is to mean, the statement leading up to "/s" is sarcastic.
How many are using only real gasoline meaning without any Alcohol added.
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The "/s" in his post is internet shorthand for "sarcasm". Which is to mean, the statement leading up to "/s" is sarcastic.
careful, giving me a Trump 2020 erection
your map was great, but remember the one that showed per-county red vs blue? savage right there. objectively most historic erection ever
firebirdguy
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That is a concern. For this discussion, since we are on a 4runner forum, I'd say the chances of that happening is not as likely with the range being ~350 miles, at least from a Colorado origination standpoint. 350 miles radius still lands us in areas of elevation in most directions of travel unless traveling east to Kansas or Nebraska. At that point we just have to be aware of that possibility and fill up accordingly.
jabloomf1230
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thanks, sorry im not up on all the hip internet abbreviations the kids use today!
Kids posting here? By definition that's anyone under the age of 50.
firebirdguy
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"kids" was sarcastic, guess i should have put a "/s." it meant more like the millennial crowd & younger that can use abbreviations for a whole paragraph!
but by that definition i guess im a "kid" for a few more years...
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I avoid ethanol as much as possible. I bought my 4Runner with 101k and I have 222k on it now. I’ve probably filled up with 10% ethanol gas less than 20 times in those 121k miles.
Unfortunately, the only ethanol free gas here is 91 octane premium. I’d go with mid grade if any of it was ethanol free, but I’ve never ran across that, so premium it is.
Unfortunately, the only ethanol free gas here is 91 octane premium. I’d go with mid grade if any of it was ethanol free, but I’ve never ran across that, so premium it is.
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