93 doesn't exist west of the Ol' Miss. I think ck80 has the right idea for a saw that won't operate frequently.
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93 doesn't exist west of the Ol' Miss. I think ck80 has the right idea for a saw that won't operate frequently.
The trufuel he mentioned after my comment is one brand name of the various canned fuels. You've also got a stihl branded product, among a bunch of others
That's what I'm talking about. It's in a 100oz can and the base is 93 Octane Non E gas.
The cans they sell in the store you mentioned with no ethanol is mighty expensive. Saw a place in NC they actually sold non-ethanol gas at the pump.
non-ethanol at the pump at Walmart
I've been trying to find a local Sunoco that sells race fuel around here....apparently not all the Sunoco gas stations sell it
en.wikipedia.org
www.sunocoracefuels.com
I've been trying to find a local Sunoco that sells race fuel around here....apparently not all the Sunoco gas stations sell it
Sunoco - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Find Race Fuel Near Me | Sunoco Race Fuels
www.sunocoracefuels.com
Pure-gas.org - ethanol-free gasoline in the U.S. and Canada
Pure-gas.org is the definitive web site listing stations that sell pure gasoline in the U.S. and Canada.
www.pure-gas.org
Think that map might be a little misleading. That one marker shows a vendor on Lake Superior In Canada. Not too sure on that one. There is a local indie speed shop up here that brings in race fuel and 93 in 50 drums for the summer drags but none of the local gas and go joints carry anything more potent than 91 which for me is marginal if used in a vintage bike.
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So in my town of over a half million people there appear to be a total of 8 stations that deal ethanol free fuel? The closest one is a Maverik I boycotted because they wouldn't sell me a beer with my expired license. Nevermind the not expired active duty military ID, their dumb machine couldn't scan that.
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