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exbass94
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Regular 87 octane is perfectly fine for your truck 
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yeah i agree. besides the gas at the pump in the winter a summertime are different because they add stuff to get better efficency out of the fuel in the winter.Regular 87 octane is perfectly fine for your truck
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+1Regular 87 octane is perfectly fine for your truck
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