Not so ridiculous as it may seem.
In Upstate NY, I frequently saw 85/86 octane gas that was targeted specifically for older vehicles with lower compression. (think carbureted). The idea was that less affluent people had older cars, and didn't/wouldn't spend the extra $ on 87 or higher octane as it wasn't needed.
JP
Originally Posted by
DLFan2
That has to be one of the most ridiculous statements ever posted at FT.