Model Train Journal

Rufus T. Firefly wrote:Who uses premium gas?

I have one car that uses 91/93 octane fuel

HONDO74 wrote:

Rufus T. Firefly wrote:Who uses premium gas?

I have one car that uses 91/93 octane fuel

I use it also.

It will all be peachy keen as soon as the electric cars take over. The new autonomous cars will be great, especially if you get one some drunk has used and boked all over the seat. I can hardly wait!


A politician's worst fear is the day we say take a stand and say "no enough is enough"

You couldn't possibly be talking about the GOON show that's in DC right now!

Rufus T. Firefly wrote:Who uses premium gas?

Just wait a bit.....regular will be soon priced like premium!

E7 wrote:It will all be peachy keen as soon as the electric cars take over. The new autonomous cars will be great.........

Actually, yes, they will great given the way a lot of idiots and morons drive -- anything that takes these arseholes and numpties off the roads will be a huge improvement and increase to the safety of others. Dodging these gits on the Baltimore Beltway while the go cross 4 lanes back and forth at better than 90 mph is getting really old.

I can’t wait for the day they take selfish drivers off the road. I see it everyday. People changing 3 lanes at once with no signal. Azzholes that text through a whole green light cycle and never move. Then the light turns red and they run it.

robert. wrote:I can’t wait for the day they take selfish drivers off the road. I see it everyday. People changing 3 lanes at once with no signal. Azzholes that text through a whole green light cycle and never move. Then the light turns red and they run it.

They have more than enough cameras on a lot of these roads to capture plates and drivers; they need to start mailing out big tickets, summons, and taking licenses away.

it took philly years of legal battles to be able to have red light cameras. It's a violation of peoples' rights to photo them. Now they give out a ticket with no bite to it. Somewhere around a 15 dollar fine with no points on your license. Most of that money goes to a private company doing the photographing. 3 years into it they found out. these red light cameras were clicking photos a few seconds early. I believe they had to return all the money. The company went belly up and philly got stuck holding the bag. Now local law enforcement runs the cameras. it has a little higher fine but still no points.

robert. wrote:it took philly years of legal battles to be able to have red light cameras. It's a violation of peoples' rights to photo them.

That's BS. They are out in public on public roads driving with the privilege of a license that can be revoked.

Now they give out a ticket with no bite to it. Somewhere around a 15 dollar fine with no points on your license. Most of that money goes to a private company doing the photographing. 3 years into it they found out. these red light cameras were clicking photos a few seconds early. I believe they had to return all the money. The company went belly up and philly got stuck holding the bag. Now local law enforcement runs the cameras. it has a little higher fine but still no points.

Unlike Philly to be so wimpy.

Both my Del Sol and Integra GSR have 10.1 compression ratios and 8,100 redlines, I use premum.

v8vega wrote:Both my Del Sol and Integra GSR have 10.1 compression ratios and 8,100 redlines, I use premum.

It's getting close to Holloween and we could use a good horror story.....what's the price per gallon of premium out there?

E7 wrote:

v8vega wrote:Both my Del Sol and Integra GSR have 10.1 compression ratios and 8,100 redlines, I use premum.

It's getting close to Holloween and we could use a good horror story.....what's the price per gallon of premium out there?

For reference, what's it in PA?

Pa. Central bucks county $3.56 $4.00 $4.12 and $4.19. I rounded up from the .9

Where I am in VA it's 3.19 but you can pay a lot more if you want to,

You can get it 12 cents a gallon cheaper at BJ’s. If you want to wait in line for half an hour.