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Old 10-09-2005, 05:01 PM
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93 octane fuel in Los Angeles?

Hey guys--

Does anyone know of any 93 octane in the LA area? All that is sold--to my awareness--is 87,89, and 91. Any ideas?

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Old 10-09-2005, 05:02 PM
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nope no 93 here only 91. go to huntington beach they have 100 octane there.
 
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Old 10-09-2005, 05:15 PM
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Originally Posted by papagz
nope no 93 here only 91. go to huntington beach they have 100 octane there.
i know of a couple 100 stations out here, but i dont need racing fuel--just 93 there has to be like a mom and pop station around the LA area.
 
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Old 10-09-2005, 07:10 PM
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2 yrs ago i used to pump for my gsr at arroyo parkway at the end of the freeway off the 110 pasadena..76 gas
 
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where do u think this is? Texas?
 
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There's a place in the S.F.V. at DeSoto and Vanowen that has 2 racing gases a the pump - 96 and 100. The 100, if i remember correctly is leaded gas. I have no idea what the station is though. I'll be nearby there this week and let you know more info. I haven't purchased gas there since I had my 66 Mustang and the 100 was teh cheapest and best around.
 
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if you dont need 100, they why do you need 93? all we take is 91....why waste?
over here in philly all we have is 93 and i cant find 91
 
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Old 10-10-2005, 12:21 PM
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the guys running boost can crank up the boost pressure with higher octane typically. N/A guys won't get anything out of it unless if you're pinging.
 
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Originally Posted by ISMSOLUTIONS
There's a place in the S.F.V. at DeSoto and Vanowen that has 2 racing gases a the pump - 96 and 100. The 100, if i remember correctly is leaded gas. I have no idea what the station is though. I'll be nearby there this week and let you know more info. I haven't purchased gas there since I had my 66 Mustang and the 100 was teh cheapest and best around.
It's called Alliance Gasoline. No 93 though, only 96 & 100 like you mentioned.
 
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Yes! Thats the one I seen. The pumps are hidden in the back with "RACING GAS."
 
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Theres a 100 octane here in south OC, however it's price shot up to $8 a gallon.
 
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Originally Posted by aszatk01
if you dont need 100, they why do you need 93? all we take is 91....why waste?
over here in philly all we have is 93 and i cant find 91
The ECU will recognize 93, and it will compensate for it.

Lou
 
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Old 10-10-2005, 04:02 PM
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Pumping 100 octane is definitely going to get you some extra ponies, I'll promise you that.
 
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Anyone know where I can get some jet fuel? I'll explain later. Oh, I also need plutonium.
 
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Anyone know where I can get some jet fuel? I'll explain later. Oh, I also need plutonium.

HAHAHAAHAH, Laughin my @ss off!
 


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