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Originally Posted by Lil bastard
Instead, one of the fuels will be heavier and sink below the other in the tank. First you'll burn one octane until the tank drains it, then you'll burn the second octane. Unless you had an agitator in the tank, or were pulling extremely violent maneuvers (constantly) you would NOT be delivering a dose of each fuel to the cylinders at the same time.
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This cannot be true. Gas stations sell 89 octane by mixing 87 octane and 91 octane at the pump (gas stations only have 2 tanks: 1 for 91 and 1 for 87... 3 if they have diesel). They do mix.
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