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fliptuner 07-31-2012 08:56 PM

Yep, splash some 94 in there to make up the difference.

It doesn't even have to be on - the vapours will do.


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sebTeggy 07-31-2012 08:59 PM

Just asking which gas stations have separate pumps for 91 octane, sheeeesh guys, why would they design such a setup?

falcon 07-31-2012 09:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sebTeggy (Post 7990664)
Hey guys,

So I put 91 octane in my car, but I don't like the idea of using a pump that had someone pump 87 octane in it previously, and most likely has a small amount left in it....

I know the amount might be neglegible, but if I am paying for premium I'd rather use a gas station that has seperate pumps for premium gas.

Do you guys know where there are some of these? I know some Shell locations have them, but I can't seem to find them around.

I'm In burnaby by the way. It's totally counter intuitive for me to drive to surrey/richmond to pump gas haha, anyone know of any gas stations in Burnaby?

Also, preference for 91 oct? I go to Shell since I see their ads on Forza 4 :ilied:

I bet any car I've ever built/driven has more HP/boost/more finniky AFR's than what you drive and I have never had a problem with running 91 in my cars. 94 does not net much of a HP difference.

If you buy 94 because you feel you're getting too much "low octane" gas in your car because of a shared pump, you're exactly the person gas companies LOVE.

Run 91 and live with it. You'll be fine.

Mr.C 07-31-2012 10:36 PM

Wait, is your car a 1995 Integra RS 2dr?

dared3vil0 07-31-2012 11:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr.C (Post 7991207)
Wait, is your car a 1995 Integra RS 2dr?

If he's worrying about gas FUMES left in the pump on a '95 Teg, That does NOT need premium, and isn't tuned for premium (GSR is, not the RS)... Wow.

Vale46Rossi 08-01-2012 01:08 AM

Only Revscene.......

Manic! 08-01-2012 01:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by E-40six (Post 7990695)
just FYI

Gas stations only get grades 87 and 94 only

89 and 91 octane grades are created at the pump by mixing portions of 87 and 94 octane together

Maybe at Chevron but not at other gas stations that don't have 94. They do blend premium and regular for mid grade. 94 is a waste anyways for cars that are not tuned for it.

Manic! 08-01-2012 01:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sebTeggy (Post 7991093)
Just asking which gas stations have separate pumps for 91 octane, sheeeesh guys, why would they design such a setup?

No gas station with modern pumps is going yo have a separate nozzle for 91.

Raid3n 08-01-2012 01:44 AM

all you have to do is check the pump before you swipe your card... look at the price displayed for the last person that used it..... does it match the price for 91 above the buttons? if yes; continue to pump. if no; try another pump....

but seriously...i am out of word... :fulloffuck:

godwin 08-01-2012 02:07 AM

Not only that.. there are plenty of pumps around town with a small counter that display how much regular and supreme have been dispensed.. if you choose mid grade, both counter would move.. hence you know they are mixing it.

If the OP is that concerned why don't he get it straight from the distributor and blend it himself?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Manic! (Post 7991350)
Maybe at Chevron but not at other gas stations that don't have 94. They do blend premium and regular for mid grade. 94 is a waste anyways for cars that are not tuned for it.


zx7rrrr 08-01-2012 02:24 AM

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melloman 08-01-2012 07:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sebTeggy (Post 7990915)
I don't understand the internet honestly, what is with people giving stupid rebuttals?

Stupid question gets stupid answer. :troll:

Chevron = 91 has 10%~ eth.
Shell = 91 has 0% eth.

sebTeggy 08-01-2012 08:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dared3vil0 (Post 7991254)
If he's worrying about gas FUMES left in the pump on a '95 Teg, That does NOT need premium, and isn't tuned for premium (GSR is, not the RS)... Wow.

I got a 95 RS with a b18c1 swap, and an 03 GTI, both need 91.



Honestly guys, they have shells out there with separate handles for 91 octane, and I'm getting flamed for asking where they are? Holy hell guys! :failed:



Quote:

Originally Posted by Raid3n (Post 7991366)
all you have to do is check the pump before you swipe your card... look at the price displayed for the last person that used it..... does it match the price for 91 above the buttons? if yes; continue to pump. if no; try another pump....

but seriously...i am out of word... :fulloffuck:


That doesn't even make sense dude. It is a lot easier to stop at a gas station that is designed with an additional pump than to walk around with my iPhone calculator.


If this topic is honestly too difficult for you guys to answer then just pm me and I can describe it some more.

I already acknowledged that the amount of lower octane gas might be neglegible, but cmon, I know lots of you guys do ridiculous nonsense to your cars when you baby them.... You don't see me flaming you

TjAlmeida 08-01-2012 08:27 AM

if you are not getting the answers you want, get off your ass and if your that desperate for the 'pure' separate 91 line then go for a Sunday drive and look for them yourself. Or use your cellular device and call them and ask.

Your getting no where here because your question is shit.

sebTeggy 08-01-2012 08:46 AM

I'm not that desperate. I came onto a car forum hoping others would know....

Raid3n 08-01-2012 08:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sebTeggy (Post 7991464)
I got a 95 RS with a b18c1 swap, and an 03 GTI, both need 91.



Honestly guys, they have shells out there with separate handles for 91 octane, and I'm getting flamed for asking where they are? Holy hell guys! :failed:






That doesn't even make sense dude. It is a lot easier to stop at a gas station that is designed with an additional pump than to walk around with my iPhone calculator.


If this topic is honestly too difficult for you guys to answer then just pm me and I can describe it some more.

I already acknowledged that the amount of lower octane gas might be neglegible, but cmon, I know lots of you guys do ridiculous nonsense to your cars when you baby them.... You don't see me flaming you

:fulloffuck: it displays it in plain view on the pump. wtf do you need your phone for?

if 87 is 131.9, 89 is 133.9 and 91 is 135.9 and the the price under the litres pumped at the top shows 131.9....don't use it? how did that, at any point, require the use of your iphone... or a calculator for that matter....


:seriously:


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