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I know the best way to fight global warming is driving a Hybrid, but does anyone know which gas is best to use on non-Hybrid's? Fight against global warming: N-energy wont help::
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None is best.
Seriously--it doesn't make any real difference. The emissionsare going to be the same. What you can do to minimize pollution--including CO2 emissions--is keep the car (any car) in good operating condition. Taht helps keep mileage up and thus uses less gas.
Costco gas because it is the cheapest.
If you can get it non-reformulated gasoline. Reformulated gasoline mandated by the EPA contains just under 10% on average ethanol mix. Carbon dioxide emmissions are reduced by approximately the same percentage as the ethanol in it. Without regard for the amount of ethanol in the gasoline efficiency is reduced by 10% meaning you need to use approximately 11% more gas to travel the same distance as without reformulated gas. Also ethanol significantly increases smog production, the brown foul smelling haze you see over cities. Carbon dioxide is an odorless colorless gas. What this means is that you are paying significantly more per gallon of gas to slightly increase carbon dioxide emmissions and significantly increase smog causing emmissions. This is not a theory it's well established these are facts. Remember that the same organizations that forced reformulated gas on us also forced MTBE on us promising it would never get in ground water and poison it, they lied about that too so it shouldn't be too hard to understand they've lied to us again. It isn't ultimately about reducing carbon dioxide it's about making gas too expensive for the poor and the middle class. The rich don't really care how much gas costs, they can afford it. Climate Change, Global Warming and the Bay Area Council: A Brief ::
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They're all the same as far as CO2 emissions, but the higher quality brands (Shell, BP, Chevron) will help prevent carbon deposits from building up inside your engine, thereby keeping it at factory efficiency. Coincidentally these are also the companies which are actively putting money into alternative energy, albeit a small amount.
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Stay far away from Exon, Mobil and Citgo stations.
Methane, otherwise known as CNG is the best for the environment. No, this is not gasoline and it requires a different carburator.
One could use propane instead of CNG, but CNG produces more water and less CO2. Both propane and CNG burn very clean, so clean that your car engine will run 30,000 miles on a single oil change. With 5W50 oil, you will readily run 500,000 miles on an engine.
What ever the manufacture recommends otherwise the warranty is void. The crankcase or lower end is independent of the combustion chamber. Most modern engines have been retarded/detune to achieve maximum performance. Otherwise running a high octane gas will blow a head gasket, throw a rod, trash the rings etc. Complete combustion is not possible without trashing your engine. Hence the term exhaust valves. Higher performance engines are designed either with larger valves or more then one(dual cam). That are timed with the firing or stroke sequence. These usually use a higher octane gas.
ed: I should have also mention rev-limiters. A manufacturing design (idiot proofing) for those that cant relate to RPM's and torque.
they're all great for global warming
They are pretty much all the same...
Any gas as long as there is no ethanol in it. Ethanol is now known to pollute more than regular gasoline.
There is no global warming so it needs no help.
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