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Hotline set up to report price gouging
By CHRISTINE RAPPLEYE
September, 11, 2008
The Texas State Attorney General has set up a price gouging hotline to report any cases during the evacuation.
The hotline is 1-800-252-8011
Reporting Gas Gouging in Texas
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Re: Reporting Gas Gouging in Texas
I'd be interested to hear why you chose the high octane gas and what you think it will do for you. As I recall, you drive a POS, so your mileage will actually decrease and the higher octane blend can damage your engine. Enjoy!tubashaman wrote:Heck, I filled my car up with high grade gas, thats NOT gas gouging
The rule is simple...unless your vehicle requires a higher octane rating, don't use the 89 or 91 (or 93, for that matter) octane. It can harm your engine and will decrease your mileage.
EDIT: It is a little misleading to say the higher octane fuel can damage a lower-compression engine. What it can do is mask any poor performance (knocking and pinging) so that you don't take steps to correct the problem. Also, don't buy into the myth that premium gas will "clean" your engine.