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There is a Shell station up by lake pleasant that sells 110 octane... I mix it 10% with 91 octane to get me to 93... my 70 L46 likes it better than the straight 91 octane.
it was $16 a gallon last time I got it and I need to get more, looking forward to the new price
Lake Pleasant Pkwy in Peoria? I checked their website and they don't show 110 stuff. 5 gallon cans or direct delivery from the pump? I do have a high compression Italian car that doesn't like the premium unleaded 10% ethanol fuel here in Fountain Hills. Sure appreciate the tip. The only 110 leaded race gas I can get over this way is from Torco in Apache Junction. 5 gallon cans only.
Lake Pleasant Pkwy in Peoria? I checked their website and they don't show 110 stuff. 5 gallon cans or direct delivery from the pump? I do have a high compression Italian car that doesn't like the premium unleaded 10% ethanol fuel here in Fountain Hills. Sure appreciate the tip. The only 110 leaded race gas I can get over this way is from Torco in Apache Junction. 5 gallon cans only.
yep I go up the 303 to Lake Pleasant parkway, go north a few miles to corner of Lake Pleasant Parkway and Carefree hwy, they have the 110 octain but the pumps have a lock on them.
they will sell to anyone... just need to go in and ask to unlock the pump and they will.
I fill a few gallons in a regular gas can and just add one gallon on top of a 9 gallon 91 octain fill.
Ok I have a 78SA L48 and have asked that question awhile back and was told here on the forum that using high test would not show any significant advantages then using regular fuel???
Any input would be appreciated
JJ78
Originally Posted by Rescue Rogers
higher octane fuel is only necessary if you have pinging.
And if you plan on storing (as in not using) the fuel for longer than 3-4 months. Premium blends have better antioxidants that allow the fuel to last 9 months or longer. (This info is from Sunoco.)