Sorry, I have to laugh. Back in the day, in the 1970s, Kirkland was the same as Scotch Buy and white label beer. it was off branding like they do today with grocery store brands, only worse quality. So you have a mid shelf car and putting sub-bottom shelf fuel in it.With gas being so cheap, i'm finding more excuses to drive nowadays...
You didn't say purple, now I like it!Added shag sheepskin seat covers and fuzzy dice...
You do realize kirkland(costco) is a top tier fuel, and one of the highest rated gases, right?
15mm front and rear?Took a drive Sunday down some nice back roads to a fishing village on the Bay of Fundy.
I have 15mm H&R spacers on my PP wheels and SVE lowering 1” springs for the look I wanted. I had to replace the studs to get this spacing but didn’t want the “poke” of 25mm spacers.
Yes, I had to remove the hubs in the rear to install the studs, but not in the front.
Absolutely. When on their site, you just have to select a “big bore” knob. The big bore knobs are machined for a pull-up style reverse lockout. The only parts I ordered were the big bore slammer knob, and the necessary 0811010 adapter. Fits like a glove. The slammer is 635 grams!
Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't realize Costco had it's own refinery. I'll try to remember that.
The brand on the pump doesn't reflect what refinery it came from and the refinery can change from day to day. Gasoline is piped to hubs and is the same regardless of the refinery. At the hubs, the various "brands" mix in their additives and truck it to stations.
The point is, dedicated vs national supply fuel.
Sunoco is branding, I would think the racing fuel is 'dedicated' or bespoke if you will.
