xxaarraa
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Bringing this thread back to life.
With winter blend gas up here in New England, my MPG has dropped noticeably in recent weeks. I always hand calculate after fill-up and used to see 18s and even 19s regularly on extended highway runs. These days best I see is high 16s or 17s.
All motors do worse on winter blend, that's well known. Anyone know if there is any sciences to whether Turbo motors do worse than NA motors on winter blend?
With winter blend gas up here in New England, my MPG has dropped noticeably in recent weeks. I always hand calculate after fill-up and used to see 18s and even 19s regularly on extended highway runs. These days best I see is high 16s or 17s.
All motors do worse on winter blend, that's well known. Anyone know if there is any sciences to whether Turbo motors do worse than NA motors on winter blend?