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I went to buy some gas today, and the price for VP C12 was still $12 a gollon.
Regular gas on the road has gone down so much . Should race gas go down a little? Or is the dealer just price gouging
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Most dealers have high product left from last year as myself, they did go down about 4% in dec but that is still only 20$ on a drum most input cost where locked in when crude was still high, as far as c11 c25 they are not petro based so they are still high. I hope it goes down before I go to get my first load this spring.
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I don't think crude oil prices have much to do with racing fuel.
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VP has always been high on pricing and do not like to change their prices unless it benefits them. I used to work there. I sell Rockett Brand now and our 111 is 450.00 a drum all day long. I adjust my pricing as my costs go up or down, but last year my prices were the same from May to November ( I ate the 8.00 a drum cost increase ). I am sure that if VP's cost goes down their pricing will not.
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I bought Sunoco purple two weeks ago in Houston for $8.00 a gallon.
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Diesel fuel costs have everthing to do with VP costs, because the truck that delivers the barrels runs on Diesel fuel. It's the shipping cost that varies.
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Is the Rocket brand approved by NHRA?
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Joe, Rockett has three approved fuels on the list, I believe they were carried over from when it was Union 76. ....Tom
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VP is a RIPOFF!, buy Rockett brand, it's faster anyway and like Jim said 450.00 a drum for 111.You hit it on the head Tom,Official fuel of NHRA.
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