High Octane Gas in Denver?
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There is Amoco/BP at 32nd and Wadsworth- 100 Octane unleaded. I am looking into doing the Toulene route. You can apparently source that stuff for around 5.50 per gallon, and you would only need 1.5 gallons per tank to get to 93 Octane. You need 4 gallons of 100 to get to 93, at 4.00 a gallon last time I checked.
I am going to check this out with Bret and get back to you all about this.
I am going to check this out with Bret and get back to you all about this.
I went to this Conoco station yesterday and added enough of their "Race Gas" to bring my octane up to 94. But, I was dissappointed that it cost $4.70 per gallon,rwroth said:
so I doubt that I'll be doing this on a regular basis. I'm afraid my STi is just going to have to get used to 91 octane. I've heard that at this altitude gas acts like it has a higher octane than it does at sea level, so perhaps it's as if we were using 93 octane at sea level. :-?Well, as long as you aren't having problems with Power and Ping, 91 should be fine at this altitude.
However, when driving the car like it is meant to be driven, I can attest that a 100 Octane/91 Octane mix did make a noticable difference. Worth $20 extra per tank? Maybe.
However, when driving the car like it is meant to be driven
, I can attest that a 100 Octane/91 Octane mix did make a noticable difference. Worth $20 extra per tank? Maybe."Farmcrest" stations carry 93 but I've had at least one bad tank from them before in my last rex. Threw check engines lights left and right. :-?
I've filled every STi tank so far at the Farmcrest station on 287 near Berthoud. If you take 287 North away from Longmont you will hit the station where the highway curves east toward Berthoud. Look for the 93 super sign.
Cheers!
I've filled every STi tank so far at the Farmcrest station on 287 near Berthoud. If you take 287 North away from Longmont you will hit the station where the highway curves east toward Berthoud. Look for the 93 super sign.
Cheers!
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Dugan's Petroleum. Off of Santa Fe -Heading South take the turn immediately after "All Stars" , the frontage road takes you right there. 100 octane is about 2.50/gal. (At least the last time I went) :wink:
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You may also want to try the stuff we carry out ... either the GTA, which will enhance the 91 you are using ....
Or, the Torco, which will definitely raise your octane ... In summer months I used a whole 32 oz can to a full tank of gas. In the winter I am using a half can with a full tank ...
Check it out ....
http://www.need4speedpower.com
Or, the Torco, which will definitely raise your octane ... In summer months I used a whole 32 oz can to a full tank of gas. In the winter I am using a half can with a full tank ...
Check it out ....
http://www.need4speedpower.com
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93.5 premium at Petro Stop -
S Parker Road & E Quincy Ave , on the west side of the road.
They've carried it for years to fuel up the speedboats using the Cherry Creek Reservoir a 1/4 mile north of the station.
As you fill up , its like a muscle car show there ... every make - every year of performance cars waiting to get their share .
and its the same price as 91 octane anywhere else. 8)
S Parker Road & E Quincy Ave , on the west side of the road.
They've carried it for years to fuel up the speedboats using the Cherry Creek Reservoir a 1/4 mile north of the station.
As you fill up , its like a muscle car show there ... every make - every year of performance cars waiting to get their share .
and its the same price as 91 octane anywhere else. 8)
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Dugan's Peroleum? Closed. 32nd & Wadsworth station? Closed. Berthoud Farmcrest station on 287? Still open for 93 octane! Currently $2.09/gallon, which is cheaper than 91 at a lot of stations now. 30 minutes from my house, but with the stage 1 93 octane Accessport map, it's worth the drive.
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lately i've been having trouble accessing the Petro Stop for the last couple of weeks with construction on E Quincy Ave and on S Parker Road south of the station.
so I've been going to the Tech Center Sinclair at 7699 East Bellview -
NE corner of E Bellview and I 25.
i'm using a 1 to 3 mix of Sunoco GT 100 unleaded ($4.49) and Sinclair 91 unleaded ($2.15).
costs a bit more, but i'm in the 93.5 + octane range.
might be an illusion, but it seems to run a bit stronger and feels a bit more responsive .
some of these have been mentioned, but thisSunoco's list of Colorado
GT 100 pump locations.
http://www.racegas.com/gt100locals/default.asp
so I've been going to the Tech Center Sinclair at 7699 East Bellview -
NE corner of E Bellview and I 25.
i'm using a 1 to 3 mix of Sunoco GT 100 unleaded ($4.49) and Sinclair 91 unleaded ($2.15).
costs a bit more, but i'm in the 93.5 + octane range.
might be an illusion, but it seems to run a bit stronger and feels a bit more responsive .
some of these have been mentioned, but thisSunoco's list of Colorado
GT 100 pump locations.
http://www.racegas.com/gt100locals/default.asp
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Here is a link to a pretty comprehensive list of where to get race gas:
<a href="http://octane.jsalmi.com/">Colorado Race Gas</a> :evil:
http://octane.jsalmi.com/
On a side note, why is the HTML code not working? It says it's on!?!
Here is a link to a pretty comprehensive list of where to get race gas:
<a href="http://octane.jsalmi.com/">Colorado Race Gas</a> :evil:
http://octane.jsalmi.com/
On a side note, why is the HTML code not working? It says it's on!?!
How about Colorado Springs? I should be buying a house there...and moving in about 5-6 months. I just returned and was very surprised to see only 91 octane. I guess I would've thought that the altitude would've meant higher octane. All I know is that either the Dodge Neon I rented had 48 hp stock, or the altitude really affects power. Is there a Petro Stop in CO Springs?
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