Gas Station Choice
Gas Station Choice
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Not Sure if this has been discussed before... let me try another thread if dont mind
* State
* City
* Station? ( Chevron, Mobil, 76, Shell, etc..... )
* Octane? (87, 89, 91, etc..... )
* Why?
Not Sure if this has been discussed before... let me try another thread if dont mind
* State
* City
* Station? ( Chevron, Mobil, 76, Shell, etc..... )
* Octane? (87, 89, 91, etc..... )
* Why?
*Oklahoma
*Midwest City
*OnCue
*No ethanol 91 with a gallon of E85
*It's right by work and I go in so often they give me free fountain drinks! I also like to support them for carrying E85, even though I haven't converted this car yet.
*Midwest City
*OnCue
*No ethanol 91 with a gallon of E85
*It's right by work and I go in so often they give me free fountain drinks! I also like to support them for carrying E85, even though I haven't converted this car yet.
*California
*Burbank
*Mobil/Costco
*91/93
*Around the corner. For some reason the Costco by my house has 93 randomly every few weeks instead of 91? Funny because I live in CA a 91 only state.
*Burbank
*Mobil/Costco
*91/93
*Around the corner. For some reason the Costco by my house has 93 randomly every few weeks instead of 91? Funny because I live in CA a 91 only state.
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From: Elizabethtown,Ky
I read an article in Grassroots Motorsports where they put a C5 Corvette on the dyno for baseline HP. They said that different stations with the same octane gave different HP readings. Sunoco was #1, I forget #2, and BP was #3. I have to go to BP because I don't have the other 2.
When I was living in MN I ran nothing but BP 93-octane, now that I'm in Texas I run only Shell V-Power 93-octane. Chevron and Texaco 93-octanes are also very good, as is MobilExxon's.
