MPG with different diesel fuel brands
A little bit of interesting data some may like to know. A little back story..... Due to farm tax expenses and other side businesses I have had over the years, I recorded my full ups for my truck. ...
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FishOnOne wrote:EV2 wrote:
Pretty close to meaningless as that percentage of difference is experienced on variation in tank fills from the SAME source depending on elevation change, speed, wind speed, wind direction, etc. Add to that the effects of different additives on different combustion design temperatures, humidity, etc. and any pattern would be impossible to establish based upon the myriad variables.
I would say shiners sample of 5 years is very statistically significant for fuel and conditions in his area
Yes, five years on my truck and two on my car. Both vehicles had Chevron and Shell at the top versus the others. My car is a work and back vehicle that travels the same roads 80+ miles every day during the week. My truck did the same for a few years before I got the car.
