100 octane in D/FW???
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Originally Posted by blkplude01
Only at the airport you can get 110
My advice is - don't use Avgas in your automotive applications. I work for ChevronTexaco in the Global Aviation group and I know the testing that's done for fuels. Use Sunoco's GT-100 Unleaded. It's rated at 100 octane and legal for the street. You can get at the race track.
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theres was some place near rail head that had 98 or 100 octane fuel. It didn't look like a normal service station. just a couple pumps in the middle of no where.
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theres was some place near rail head that had 98 or 100 octane fuel. It didn't look like a normal service station. just a couple pumps in the middle of no where.
hmm... think its still there?
so whats the highest that you can find at a normal station in DFW? anything better than 93?
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That was VP Superfuels on 35 just north of 635. When I lived in Big D, I used to get a little on Friday sometimes for the weekend. I would get the 100 octane that was unleaded. It was pretty high even back in the mid-90's - probably be about $4.50 a gallon now as crazy as gas prices are! They sold up to 110 octane back then as well. Yeah, it is too bad to hear that they are gone from there now.