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Old 09-19-2005, 06:44 AM
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Would love to try it out and see if there's a difference, but I haven't been able to find it anywhere near me...Has anyone seen it around the NY/ Long Island/NJ area?
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Try the Citgo station in Flushing on Northern Blvd. and about 157 Strret....The street might be off by a block or 2 but it's on Northern Blvd. THey carry the 100+ octane there at about $6 gallon. Good luck.
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if you can't find race gas, make your own.

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Originally Posted by wiszmaster' date='Sep 19 2005, 10:11 AM
if you can't find race gas, make your own.

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Try the airport, they have plenty of 100 octane to go around.
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100? will tha do any harm to the car?
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It's going to make performance worse or no difference at all.
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x = gallons of gas
y = gallons of toulene
z = total amount

x+y=z

x/z*93 + y/z*114 = total octane

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some quick done math if you want to try the toulene:

For: 101.2 Octane

x = 6
y = 4
z = 10

x/z*93 + y/z*114 = total octane
6/10*93 + 4/10*114 = 101.2
(55.8 + 45.6)




For: 98.25 Octane

x = 6
y = 2
z = 8

x/z*93 + y/z*114 = total octane
6/8*93 + 2/8*114 = 98.25
(69.75 + 28.5)


it is safe ..... however don't try to mix up 120 Octane ... i generally wouldn't recommend running over 105-107 Octane .... most guys in the turbo crowd do this trick, its easy & fairly affordable race gas ....

I personally have ran it quite a few times ... and i never had any issues.
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