E85 in Portland?
 

Is that an option for us? Not that I'll be running 100%, but with an OFT it's really tempting!

http://e85vehicles.com/e85-Oregon.htm

Not that many here, sadly. Was in MO visiting my friend, and like almost every station has an e85 pump. Midwesterners and Cali are lucky in that regard.


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That's a shame. Taking it on E85 to PIR would be a lot of fun.

I giggled it and one place is supposed to have it. I knew one guy on FB was driving all the way there many times to get fueled up. I see what I can dig up. Also I have a good source in the Ialani planning that has rumored that E85 is coming to the new gas station they are building this year.

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Be prepared to bring extra fuel jugs if you run E85. It's just not convenient enough to run up here.

I used the link to see who they had listed for Eugene. The place they list doesn't actually sell it. The one place I know selling it here is not on the list.

Yeah, it doesn't seem very ideal based on the distance. Looks like a lot of the ones on the list in Portland don't carry it anymore. I hear I need to check out Space Age fuel just in case.

Jays garage sells it in PDX

Yup that's the place. Best deal is to have them get you a drum. Then get your own pump.

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That list is seriously out of date, and they need to note those stations that are fleet or card-access only.

Jay's is good, though. Olson's dropped E-free a year or so ago, not sure if they still sell corn. I'd call and check on E-85 before heading over there.

Any update on this? I’ll be in town this Saturday to drop off my car at HMS and need to get E85 for my tune.

Not many in California. There is only 1 station in about a 30 mile radius from my house, and only 4 in the entire South bay. It is still a pain to get, and you can't use it on road trips. Not enough stations.

late to the party, but can confirm. I used to bring a full tank + 33 extra gallons for a weekend-long event when i was still in texas.

Jay's is now selling E90, at least 110 octane.