Gas vs PSD
Hotshot
Joined: May 2005
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From: Stevens Point, WI
I filled my diesel up this spring when I pulled it out of storage. It is at a half a tank now, might be enough for all summer the way it is going. My little lie-o-meter says 17.1MPG today, after the first camping trip this year with 20-30mph headwinds it was at 12MPG. Wonder what it will say by the end of the tank.
Hotshot
Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Melbourne, Ky
Come across the river. 3.79 for diesel at the stations at the AA Hwy/275 exit. You have a Thorntons, U.D.F., and a Shell about a mile south.
Cargo Master
Joined: Jun 2011
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From: Cincy area
Here we go again. Gasoline drivers can't make arguments without stretching the facts.
As of today Pilot for Ohio reports gas prices $3.24-3.49, diesel prices $3.87-3.95.
Pilot truck stops have diesel prices always higher than regular stations.
Pilot Flying J - Complete Pricing List
As of today Pilot for Ohio reports gas prices $3.24-3.49, diesel prices $3.87-3.95.
Pilot truck stops have diesel prices always higher than regular stations.
Pilot Flying J - Complete Pricing List
Read what I wrote. In Cincinnati those are indeed accurate. I dont care about the freakin flying J. Your confusing your overrated over priced smelly diesel rig with a REAL diesel truck. I know what I'm missing and I like it.
It's halllllllarious, you guys really think your driving big rigs huh. hahaha Just like little boys playing in the sand box. Do ya make the engine noises with your mouth while your driving too. hahaha
Postmaster
Joined: Apr 2006
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From: CA Bay Area
Read what I wrote. In Cincinnati those are indeed accurate. I dont care about the freakin flying J. Your confusing your overrated over priced smelly diesel rig with a REAL diesel truck. I know what I'm missing and I like it. It's halllllllarious, you guys really think our driving big rigs huh. hahaha
It's halllllllarious, you guys really think our driving big rigs huh. hahahaGassbuddy is having occasional typos, but here is diesel reported in Cincinnati East for $3.60. Highest prices I see for the area are $3.99, Far away from you have posted.
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Posting Guru
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Auburn, Wa
Im just looking for the engine. not the truck, I honestly do not like the GM styling at all.
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Cargo Master
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That is why I keep my PS stock. Last Sunday had it for 20 minutes with gas pedal on the floor and 1st gear. The temperature lieometer never moved from the center of the scale.
Don't know about V10 but I never drove gas engine who would allow you to do that without boiling over.
Don't know about V10 but I never drove gas engine who would allow you to do that without boiling over.
Hotshot
Joined: Dec 2003
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From: iowa
Some areas that is true. I have never seen diesels sit on the lots anywhere but locally neither does the V10s so it's not a fair to say they always sit on lots. BUT they do always sell for a lot less then any of the diesels. Also my F250 PSD is the only vehicle other then my 67 galaxie that a dealer has ever ASKED me to sell to him. They aren't asking the V10 guys. (local dealer has a list of guys wanting to buy a decent 7.3 so they never even get them on the lot, just call up the first guy on the list and it's gone)
about 2 months local Ford Dealer traded for a 01 PSD and a 02 V10. both 4x4s both F250s both extended cabs. the PSD was priced $3k higher, the V10 is still on the lot (PSD was gone in a week)
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From: Long Island USA
And how long can you hold the pedal to the floor with 12K behind it at that power level? I can bolt on a nitrous bottle and add 300HP - but not for long 
You are using a website, which I personally have refuted, having actually physically OBSERVED the posted prices at the gas station three blocks from my house.
But because I drive a FORD Superduty with a gas-powered engine, I'm lying.
You can stop now. This sort of "walking the thin line" has to stop. When someone SEES prices at a gas station, versus your website browsing, I'll take the personal reports over that website.
Because, as I said, the prices found on that website were NOT true for the station down the road from me. Did it ever occur to you that the gas station owners/operators are posting those prices to attract customers ?
Without knowing how much mileage or wear-and-tear was on either one, it would be a fun exercise to walk into that dealer when both trucks were there, and see which one the salesman pushed you towards 
Matter of fact, post that dealer's location in the V10 forum, and someone will go and ****** it up in a heartbeat. If there's nothing wrong with it ....
Pretty standard with no DPF and a good tune.But because I drive a FORD Superduty with a gas-powered engine, I'm lying.
Because, as I said, the prices found on that website were NOT true for the station down the road from me. Did it ever occur to you that the gas station owners/operators are posting those prices to attract customers ?
Matter of fact, post that dealer's location in the V10 forum, and someone will go and ****** it up in a heartbeat. If there's nothing wrong with it ....