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Would there be something definantly wrong with filling up with like a 75/25 mix of 93 and 110 in SSEi'*? I've never done it, so if it'* bad don't scould me because I'M INNOCENT hehe. Just a curious question because 110 is sold at some pumps here in Lakeville. I have heard of people mixing fuel grades and just wondering what other opinons are on this issue?
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You can get 110 octane? I thought 100 was the usual "racing" gas available. I think Sunoco has that at some of their stations.
As long as it is unleaded, it would probably be ok. I wouldn't go for too high of a percentage because it may not have the proper additives for automobile use, if it is meant for aircraft or something.
I believe I read that the Sunoco is street legal. You might want to read about that on their web site.
As long as it is unleaded, it would probably be ok. I wouldn't go for too high of a percentage because it may not have the proper additives for automobile use, if it is meant for aircraft or something.
I believe I read that the Sunoco is street legal. You might want to read about that on their web site.
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Meijer sells 110 octane race fuel here in sandusky, ohio. cant put it directly in your car though, gotta put it in a can then "use it for off road only" i was kinda thinkin about gettin some sometime, im pretty sure its unleaded...
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Well that answers that!! Thanks Will LOL. Watch I have the one pump here in lakeville that'* non-leaded
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I'm pretty sure its unleaded. I'm assuming you're talking about the pump at McStop on co. 70 and 35. My friend uses the 110 from that station on his snowmobile and it takes unleaded fuel only. :?
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Try these guys for you Canadian enthusiasts, up 114 octane without lead
http://www.proracingfuels.com/Products.html
UPDATE: It seems I now have an appointment with these guys to pick up 19 litres in Ottawa (100 miles away) on Friday night
Cheers,
http://www.proracingfuels.com/Products.html
UPDATE: It seems I now have an appointment with these guys to pick up 19 litres in Ottawa (100 miles away) on Friday night
Cheers,
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Yes fantastic that would be the one. I thought it would be unleaded but I'm not sure. Assuming that it is for sure....Would something like this mix be ok for a car? Any benefit? Or would I just be wasting 3 something a gallon on 110?
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Originally Posted by LakevilleSSEi
Yes fantastic that would be the one. I thought it would be unleaded but I'm not sure. Assuming that it is for sure....Would something like this mix be ok for a car? Any benefit? Or would I just be wasting 3 something a gallon on 110?
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Hehehe don't tempt me, spectator drags at our local speedway are about 3 weeks out I think.