DBJoe996

Do it...just do it. Stop over thinking the whole thing. Just do it. You can thank me later.

Slakker

I'm thinking about switching to 87 octane to save money. Is there any reason I shouldn't? Is it OK to post this here or should I start a new thread?

LexVan

That the great Porsche paradox. If your tank is 1/2 full.....and you fill up the tank......it still has over 8-9 gallons of "old gas" in it. But if you wait till the tank is less than 1/4 full.....and then fill up......you only have about 2-3 gallons of "old gas" in the tank. Isn't that better for the engine's health?

Sneaky Pete

Pfffft......that's minor in comparison to my dilemma...I've dented several rear license plates trying to get to the gas cap. And where can I buy Ethel?...and don't say at the Chicken Ranch.

Mark Wilson

I'd like to express my **** glands.

DBJoe996

At the Chicken Ranch!

Water Hound

He does have a satisfied look on his face though.

5CHN3LL

He looks like he should be smoking a pipe.

5CHN3LL

Or a joint.

FRUNKenstein

Or writing a book and publishing it on Amazon.

Woodman71

Cuda911

Another cliff-hanger.

Still waiting to see if he took the plunge and topped if off.

5CHN3LL

I decided to remove the half-empty tank and replace it with a full tank. My indy explained that this was the Porsche-approved method, and since I was in there to have "the ballast tanks serviced and the forward tube doors resealed" (?), I went ahead and spent the extra $1,200. Porsche tax, amirite?

Barn996

Great! Now the **** gland drained dog smoking a joint will be hungry for more treats and that will result in more clogged **** glands.