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12-03-2008, 10:03 PM
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 Why do some states provide 85 octane gas? I was in Colorado, and I saw gas stations serving 85 octane gas, along with 87 and 89. Also, I know that the altitude is around 5000 ft, compared to 1000 where I'm from. So, my guess is altitude, and pressure. Right?      |
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