Where can i get fuel higher than 91?

[XPR Small Block]

Originally Posted by 86_ZN6

i can post prices for sonoma raceway if you want. Im practically there almost everyday.

Is your car even tuned to run higher octane? Or stock flash?

yes post up some prices please. i dont have a tune "yet" debating who to go with, i also dont need the fuel for this car i need it so i can start running my corvette again hasnt been ran in a few months, my dad used to order our fuels from a local distributor in my home town of Willits where the car is, i no longer have that connection is why im here asking lol

[XPR Small Block]

Originally Posted by vubaru

It's around but tough to find unless you do some research. There are some nice forum posts and lists available online for locations that carry 93 and above or E-85.

It's just not spread out evenly around the state like you'd expect. Sacramento has a crap ton of E-85 because it's in the middle of farm country. The Bay Area has only a few stations, and I believe maybe 4 stations in the east bay spread over 80 or 90 miles have some variation of high octane. I guess it's not so bad.

can you put up some links to those forums

[clayrush]

Valero 1009 Oliver Rd
Fairfield, CA 94534 as E-85 (or higher)

I can confirm this because my buddy is running it in his 300Z
I can check price next time go up that way.

when we go FI we plan to buy 100 from sonoma race way and mix it at home with 91 to make 93. I do it now for my celica

go to http://www.afdc.energy.gov/fuels/ethanol_locations.html for a real list of e-85. most other web listings are way out of date

[clayrush]

Originally Posted by XPR Small Block

all cats are coming off anyways no smog up here buddy

no smog in santarosa?!?!?! i got to register my car at my cousins house then

[XPR Small Block]

Originally Posted by clayrush

no smog in santarosa?!?!?! i got to register my car at my cousins house then

no in the city of santa rosa there is smog restrictions my car isnt registered to the city of santa rosa but there are a few towns like guernville or forestville or cazadero were there is no smog restrictions, parts of the county require smog some dont. my car is registered at my moms house in mendocino county whicj is a one time only smog county, read up before switching also it doesnt exclude you from a ticket only thing its good for is not having to smog every 2 years...

[clayrush]

Originally Posted by XPR Small Block

no in the city of santa rosa there is smog restrictions my car isnt registered to the city of santa rosa but there are a few towns like guernville or forestville or cazadero were there is no smog restrictions, parts of the county require smog some dont. my car is registered at my moms house in mendocino county whicj is a one time only smog county, read up before switching also it doesnt exclude you from a ticket only thing its good for is not having to smog every 2 years...

I did not see sonoma county on the ca.gov sight o well.

[XPR Small Block]

Originally Posted by clayrush

I did not see sonoma county on the ca.gov sight o well.

it should be on there, all counties are. ill see if i can find it

edit: here is the link http://dmv.ca.gov/vr/smogfaq.htm#BM2539

[clayrush]

Originally Posted by XPR Small Block

it should be on there, all counties are. ill see if i can find it

edit: here is the link http://dmv.ca.gov/vr/smogfaq.htm#BM2539

Lol I missed it listed under the main list.

[XPR Small Block]

Originally Posted by clayrush

Lol I missed it listed under the main list.

its all good bud im not like alot of people on here that scold you for making a mistake lol