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Old 08-07-2012, 03:53 PM   #1
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94 octane now at petro

So up till now i thought only Husky/Mohawk provided 93/94 octane (ethanol boosted) fuel.

Then i went to the petro canada on country hills and it turns out Petro is now supplying 94 octane fuel. seems likes its only been a few weeks or so since they started this and its slowly rolling out across the city. And its only in some places in Ontario and Alberta getting it. I did a little reading and it is also ethanol boosted.

Not sure of any other locations since this was the only one i actually noticed to have it (has new pumps too...if you pay at the pump you have to prepay the purchase amount before filling....)

I dont feel any difference with the 2ZZ engine over 91 octane. i dunno, maybe the FA20 might have a benefit since it was made for higher than 91 octane. but then again, we are at high elevation, 91 octane is enough for that car....and as far as i know, some people avoid the 94's because of the ethanol in it.
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Old 08-07-2012, 03:56 PM   #2
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In Ottawa, about a year and a half ago all the Sunoco gas stations were replaced by Petro Can. This is when Petro Can started supplying 94.
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Old 08-07-2012, 04:33 PM   #3
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All the former Sunoco stations that originally had 94, that got re-branded to Petro have always had 94 in Ontario. Never was a availability gap here.

Now if you want to use their ethanol added 94 vs V Power ethanol free 91 is a whole other matter!
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Thats my car with Petro-Canada 94....

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZAxpxfiMjc"]BRZ + ethanol - YouTube[/ame]
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Thats my car with Petro-Canada 94....


Wow, that's the chirping everyone's talking about? Yeah, if ethanol-free Shell V-Power 91 doesn't cause that, then forget using ethanol spiked 94. Yikes!
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Shell V-power all the way! You mentioned country hills.. I live in panorama
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Thats my car with Petro-Canada 94....

Got the same. Made a full of petro 94 after a couple shell 91 and clearly noticed the difference at idle. Switching back to pure 91 till someone ofer a real 93 if this thing even exist in theceastern part of the country...
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The only thing is.. Not all 94 petro users are noticing the chirping. So its the ethanol the culprit?
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Shell V-Power 91 has the best milege and 0 ethonal.
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Run nothing but petro 94, have no chirping. 3000 km on it now.
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wow that sounds horrid..

i've only used vpower 91 and nothing like that
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The only thing is.. Not all 94 petro users are noticing the chirping. So its the ethanol the culprit?
youd have to ask the US owners about what fuel they using in their cars....cuz im thinking its more random than it is ethanol spiked fuel.
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I switched to SHELL Vpower - 2nd tank now...chirpings tone down.
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My First tank was V-Power and had no chirping, next 2 tanks were Petro's Supreme 94 and had a bit of churping. Current tank is on V-Power again and chirping seems to have gone down quite a bit.

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I switched to SHELL Vpower - 2nd tank now...chirpings tone down.
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