so cal 100 octane prices?
we get 115 straight turbo blue for $5.00/gal here in ohio, my one friend has a black evo runnin straight 115, and 24 lbs of boost with a stock fuel system, he has an emanage though, but i wouldnt run that much boost even on 115
well, i run 22 on pump 91 with no problems, i just ordered an S-AFC so we will correct that some, but i was real reluctant to get one to play with AF settings..but i can't ignore the gains from simple AF tuning.
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At Sunoco, I pay $1.75 (before the 4% discount on my Sunoco Mastercard) for 94 and 93 is about 5- 10C cheaper. I've seen 93 at the no name stations for $1.50, so I'm sure 91 can be had for that price. Anyway, its the price spread between 91 and 93/94 that's important, and I think it should be similar (in percentage terms) in Jersey and California.
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Originally posted by mprtklr
get off the 15 at second street, turn left under the bridge, turn right onto hamner and go down about 2 miles. its on the right hand side.
get off the 15 at second street, turn left under the bridge, turn right onto hamner and go down about 2 miles. its on the right hand side.
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Originally posted by revhappy
At Sunoco, I pay $1.75 (before the 4% discount on my Sunoco Mastercard) for 94 and 93 is about 5- 10C cheaper. I've seen 93 at the no name stations for $1.50, so I'm sure 91 can be had for that price. Anyway, its the price spread between 91 and 93/94 that's important, and I think it should be similar (in percentage terms) in Jersey and California.
At Sunoco, I pay $1.75 (before the 4% discount on my Sunoco Mastercard) for 94 and 93 is about 5- 10C cheaper. I've seen 93 at the no name stations for $1.50, so I'm sure 91 can be had for that price. Anyway, its the price spread between 91 and 93/94 that's important, and I think it should be similar (in percentage terms) in Jersey and California.
5.04 for 100 octane.
I always go to that place on hammer and fill up my fuel cans. ALso in redlands of redlands blvd off 6th street they sell 100 in the can thow not at pump.
5.04 a gallon for the 100 no way that place never goes up its always been 4.99
5.04 a gallon for the 100 no way that place never goes up its always been 4.99
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110 in Cali is cheaper than 100...
110 is about $4 and some change...
100 averages about $5...
I went to a fluid dealer (oil, tranny, gas, etc.) and they told me that the reason is that California charges road tax on the "street legal" 100, but not on the "street illegal" 110 or higher...
110 is about $4 and some change...
100 averages about $5...
I went to a fluid dealer (oil, tranny, gas, etc.) and they told me that the reason is that California charges road tax on the "street legal" 100, but not on the "street illegal" 110 or higher...
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Try the Unocal 76 locator http://www.76.com/products/76racing.asp
or call arround to your local car & motorocycle shops to see if any of them sell 100 and/or 110. However I do not know of any places that sell 110 unleaded if there is such a thing...
Two other brands you can look for also are VP race fuels or Sunoco...
or call arround to your local car & motorocycle shops to see if any of them sell 100 and/or 110. However I do not know of any places that sell 110 unleaded if there is such a thing...
Two other brands you can look for also are VP race fuels or Sunoco...
Originally posted by robi
Alliance gas station in SFV sells 101 octane for $3.99.
Anyone know where this station is?
Alliance gas station in SFV sells 101 octane for $3.99.
Anyone know where this station is?
You can take 405 North passed 101 and exit Sherman Way (west). Make a right onto Sherman way and stay straight. The station will be on your right hand side a couple blocks from the exit.