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Name 5 states that have 5 stations that sell e100
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Name 5 states that have 5 stations that sell e100
skyshadow07
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Oklahoma (where I live)
Virginia show 45 stations (backed by the Clean Cities Act)
Colorado (Denver specifically) (apparently the same Clean Cities Act thing)
There's three with VERY lazy research. I would look into the Clean Cities Act and see which ones are part of it. Then you would have a better list.
BUT, you can also blend with E85 which is 88 octane fuel (15%) and Ethanol (85%) creating a fuel with over 105 octane. E85 is way more prevalent nationally.
skyshadow07
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You know some guys thought that too when E100 first came here so they got those little test kits where you add water and it always came out to 98-100%
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You got 3 states out of 50(we won't even mention rural areas in those states) we arent talking e85 which is more common but most vehicles can't use because it requires so much to blend it stresses their fuel pump.
Annnnnd.....e85 while being MORE common....isn't very common. I had to carry 15 gallons of e85 in my sho trunk on road trips and I usually used 2/3 because I couldn't find e85 anywhere within reason. This being all along the east coast and over to the far reaches of ohio.
skyshadow07
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What state are you in? Or at least region?
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Pennsylvania, but I work in Ohio, Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, Kentucky
skyshadow07
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Maybe its a North East thing??
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Where ya from and do you have e100 available nearby? E85? How many stations and how close to home/work?
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Where ya from and do you have e100 available nearby? E85? How many stations and how close to home/work?
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Ecoboost_xsport
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Sacramento, CA. E85 at countless stations. We have 1 station with Sunoco 100oct (not e100) at the pump, $10 a gallon. That's what I'm currently tuned for, but switching to e85 here when I finally get these injectors installed.
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Phoenix, AZ
Pump E100 - No. However numerous race shops sell VP, ect... Torco is local to me and I can buy it there. No need too.
Pump E-85 - Two Stations that test actual E85. They are independently owned and operated.
Pump E54/Flex Fuel - Half of the Chevrons in the Valley have tested E54 out of the pump for a couple of years now. Any commercial fuel station (Chevron, Texaco ect) have tested E54.
Arizona removed E85 from fuel pumps in 2016. They replaced it with Flex Fuel which is E54 here...so yeah.
Below is a picture from my E85/Flex Fuel finder for the Valley.
Pump E100 - No. However numerous race shops sell VP, ect... Torco is local to me and I can buy it there. No need too.
Pump E-85 - Two Stations that test actual E85. They are independently owned and operated.
Pump E54/Flex Fuel - Half of the Chevrons in the Valley have tested E54 out of the pump for a couple of years now. Any commercial fuel station (Chevron, Texaco ect) have tested E54.
Arizona removed E85 from fuel pumps in 2016. They replaced it with Flex Fuel which is E54 here...so yeah.
Below is a picture from my E85/Flex Fuel finder for the Valley.
skyshadow07
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E54? I have never seen that at all.
Its at their super premium v power pump. Sometimes its 97, sometimes its 93.
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So I'm near Pittsburgh and e85 is available but and this is a BIGGGG BUTT.... only the sheetz e85 tests close to e85. Everything else is like e51~. There's also 93 and higher at some places. But everyone I know that races anything swears by vp fuels.
skyshadow07
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Sounds like it's a lot cheaper for me to play the go fast game in Oklahoma then you guys lol
skyshadow07
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You guys want to ship me your jerry cans, I'll ship them back full haa
Angrymongoose
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Got lots of E85 here in Omaha NE. I haven't seen any E100 pumps around here though.
E85 can range from 53% to 85% here, or at least I'm pretty sure that's the range. Some stations carry a blend you gotta test, others carry a specific blend that is never off by more than a couple %. The one I go to is a reliable 70% everytime.
That said we got some really crappy 93 here. Only two brands carry it and of the 2 only one is decentish. Still almost always have to blend in some E85.
E85 can range from 53% to 85% here, or at least I'm pretty sure that's the range. Some stations carry a blend you gotta test, others carry a specific blend that is never off by more than a couple %. The one I go to is a reliable 70% everytime.
That said we got some really crappy 93 here. Only two brands carry it and of the 2 only one is decentish. Still almost always have to blend in some E85.
GotGrip?
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There is 1 station I know of in MN that does e100 but it is crazy expensive and like 2 hours away from me. Otherwise e85 is everywhere around here, just on my drive home I probably pass 5 to 7 stations with e85. Most of them are e70+ from what I've seen, but there's only a couple that have e85/93 in one place, most are 91/e85.
EDIT: Minnoco Gas stations here also have Pump e30 there's lots of those around here too.
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