okay why did you pull a carlos mencia on me when I said "PORTLAND/VANCOUVER?" I know where the one is in Seattle. If you even clicked on the link you provided and then entered my requested criteria, you would've gotten this message from them....

"Unfortunately there are no dealers currently that match your criteria."

So unless I'm a complete DEE DEE DEE and missing something else?

 

Torco fuel additive or the actual race gas?

 

Its the only 94 in the area so if you would have went to the website you would have had your answer.

 

He didnt ask where to get CENEX.

 

I use 1 galon of 110 to the mix, you will get 94. 1gal of 110 is $7 so you only about 3.30 over the normal galon price. (leaded is ok)

 

Well dude I'm sorry I didn't know that Cenex was the only 94 octane provider in the area, hence why I asked where in Portland/Vancouver I could get 94. Considering there is no Cenex here, that would mean that I can't?

But if I already knew that Cenex was the only provider AND none of them are around here, then why would I have originally posted the thread? Its obviously not cost effective to drive all the way up to Tacoma just to get 94 octane. So I thought maybe somebody from around here would have known of a better place.

This is one of the reasons I dislike this forum. You ask an innocent question, just to get flamed by people for asking a friggin question.

Thanks for the clarification also Alex.

 

yes torco the additive

www.torco.com i think

 

read the scc article, 12 oz of NOS Racing Formula boosted 16 gallons of 91 octane all the way up to 93.7. it was e-zily the best octane booster. they concluded that it was a lot easier to throw a bottle of octane booster in the trunk than deal with tolulene.

 

This is true, toluene is a pain to deal with.

 

OT....I know a station that sells 93oct on the Eastside fo Seattle.