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07-22-2008, 07:40 PM
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Why is Diesel up when Oil Prices are Down? $4.649 at Flash Foods in Madison
Price of oil by the barrel has dropped but diesel around here is mostly $4.70- $4.85. I just don't get it... ps- tried the Opti Lube Summer Blend for better mpg- I ran it for 649.9 miles in this tank, 29.399 gallons to the filler neck, 22.106 mpg. Rokktech tomorrow morning...
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John 3:16, John 14:6. Silver 06 Mega Cab Dually G56 2wd 3.73, Traction Bars, Gooseneck, Iggee seat covers, Tekonsha Controller, Opti Lube Summer Blend, Mopar Tailgate Spoiler, Rokktech '03 KX250/310, '01 KX500 |
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