Is there 93/94 octane anywhere in FM area?
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What about the gas station in way W. Fargo on Main that used to sell 93? Did they drop down to 92???
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Nitrous Duh
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JN210;213040 wrote:
What is the best mix of gas and other product for power?like mix it just to make more power? nothing will give you more power just by mixing it with fuel. run 85.5 octane and let it detonate, that much cylinder pressure is sure to up your power a little
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PVC SQUAD MEMBER #2- 95 CIVIC EX- DD 320whp on a mustang dyno
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to answer your question, No, there isnt anyplace in town that sells 93/94.
The Gas station in w.Fargo on main ave used to, but now they dont even carry 92.
The Old bp that is on 25th right off of 94 Has 92 but i wouldnt suggest getting gas from there. -
Parker;213091 wrote:
you guys do realize that when it says 91 octane. its says minimum right above it.... so its not just straight 91 octane... it could be higher, the sticker just says that it meets the minimum 91 octane rating...Truth...I just read an article on MON and RON ratings. Here's part of the article (taken from Sept 2003 TURBO magazine):
"If you have 2 fuels with the same AKI or octane, look at the RON and MON numbers. Let's say one fuel has a RON of 118 and MON of 104 (so 118 + 104 / 2 = AKI octane rating of 111), and another fuel has a RON of 112 and MON of 110, both yield an AKI of 111. The fuel with the higher MON number will generally tend to perform better in high-rpm or racing conditions..."
...the "91" or "92" is an average of the MON and RON values. So keep that in mind while reading below/above the big "91" rating into the fine print.
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there is fine print there?
will have to look next time.the former BP here in TRF officially changed signs and such this week. so they no longer carry 92 non-oxy. just 91. that is now a tesoro station.
the former BP in erskine also no longer carries 92 non-oxy. it is 91.will see how car acts with this tesoro in it. been running 92 or 92 non-oxy in it since i got it in june.
Monty
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musthavemuzk;213254 wrote:
there is fine print there?
will have to look next time.the former BP here in TRF officially changed signs and such this week. so they no longer carry 92 non-oxy. just 91. that is now a tesoro station.
the former BP in erskine also no longer carries 92 non-oxy. it is 91.will see how car acts with this tesoro in it. been running 92 or 92 non-oxy in it since i got it in june.
Monty
Well according to the article there is values for RON and MON at the pump...But tonight I went pioneering to try and find 92, and the only station I found with it, was the one RidinRails mentioned off I94 and 25th. I didn't see any fine print at any of the stations I checked out....So perhaps this information is no longer public (article was from 2003?!?)
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is there a way to talk to the stations about there gas? like a manager or higher up?
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bubba;213381 wrote:
1 part 91 octane, 2 parts diesel fuel (make sure it's off road use, the red dyed kind), and 1 part of rabid coon urine...rabid coon urine! fuck i knew i forgot something!
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JN210;213040 wrote:
What is the best mix of gas and other product for power?
2% gasoline and 98% ethanol...or so I'm told anyway. -
FG2;213365 wrote:
Well according to the article there is values for RON and MON at the pump...But tonight I went pioneering to try and find 92, and the only station I found with it, was the one RidinRails mentioned off I94 and 25th. I didn't see any fine print at any of the stations I checked out....So perhaps this information is no longer public (article was from 2003?!?)could be could be.
i have been talkin with a few ppl up here and with the BP now tesoro and no longer carrying 92 non-oxy gas i am trying to make time to get in touch with more ppl. i am not a snowmobiler but keep hearing that many of the performance sleds need 92. so with no 92 in town it sux for them as well as for myself as well as the hot rods and street rods....
so we are gonna see what we can come up with.
Monty
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i am also concerned about the octane rating since the Z will require higher octane. my work carries 91 octane but used to have 92 a few years back. kind of a bummer. so what is the reason why not to fill up at the station by I94 and 25th St?
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