Colorado Non-Oxygenated (no ethanol) Fuel Stations (race fuel as well)
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Awesome! So from what you say above you have 91 in non-ethanol? If so, I will probably try to fill some large containers. Thanks!
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I thought the unmaned station east of town had non eth.?
I just noticed that the Sinclair station at the bottom of Wildernest in Silverthorne has their midgrade 87 labeled as NO ETHANOL. The 91 has it though.
Hmm.....damn government, AGAIN.
Knowing just enough about chemistry to be dangerous, I wonder if we could devise a "filter", to clean out the ethanol. Would make a great product for sale. The properties of alcohols are based on being water soluable. I wonder if pure water could be used as a medium to remove the alcohol from the fuel, then based on denisties tap off the fuel from the top of the containers. This might work with someone who has the ability to have a large container (like 300 gals)......just a thought.
I called VOHK and he thought so too but the supplier for Keith told me that is was all 10%. From 85 to 91.
I'm trying to get ahold of Keith but it's hard.
..........and don't waste you time going to the Erie Municipal Airport. I went late last week only to be told they would not sell to me.
Only fuel for airplanes........and personnel who may work there who may use it in lawnmowers and such and they just "turn their heads" and don't know..
Only fuel for airplanes........and personnel who may work there who may use it in lawnmowers and such and they just "turn their heads" and don't know..
go this website, type in your zip and check the box for 100LL it will give you the local airports and the current price per gallon for 100LL. You could always call first and see if they will let you fill a drum at the Self Service pump. Its worth a shot! I'd much rather pay $4.70 a gallon then to run the Pump Junk they have for you guys up there in Colorado.
http://www.airnav.com/fuel/local.html
http://www.airnav.com/fuel/local.html
Water will remove the ethanol and leave just the gas on top, its called phase seperation. The problem is that the ethanol contains most of the octane for the fuel blend, so the fuel left on the top of the water is useless.
PYNERGY RACE FUELS PRICES
RIDERS HERE ARE THE FACTS FEEL FREE TO REASERCH THEM YOUR SELF BUT IT SEEMS YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A NON-ETHANOL AND A NON-OXYENATED AND NON-ALCHOHOL 91 OCTANE......WELL THE FACTS ARE POSTED AT WWW.CPCHEM.COM/RACINGFUELS AND IT SAYS THERE THE WAY THE NAME OF THE OCTANE IS OBTAINED IS BY A R+M/2 FORMULA SO THE RESEARCH OCTANE OF OUR TT 101 IS 106 BUT THE MOTOR OCTANE IS 96 AND THAT IS WHAT YOU REALLY NEED TO BASE YOUR SLEDS NEED OFF OF AND THE PRICES OF OUT FUELS ARE.
ALL RACE FUELS IS IN A SELF SERVE PUMP THERE IS NO MINIMUM PURCHASE
PYNERGY RACE FUELS
UNLEADED
TT 101 : $7.989
TT 105 : $10.999
LEADED
TT 111 : $8.359
TT 114 : TBA COMING SOON
TT 118 : TBA COMING SOON
ANY QUESTIONS THAT YOU NEED ANSWERED FEEL FREE TO CONTACT US AT 303-292-5005 OR
CHECK US OUT AT
WWW.PYNERGYPETROLEUM.COM
RIDERS HERE ARE THE FACTS FEEL FREE TO REASERCH THEM YOUR SELF BUT IT SEEMS YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A NON-ETHANOL AND A NON-OXYENATED AND NON-ALCHOHOL 91 OCTANE......WELL THE FACTS ARE POSTED AT WWW.CPCHEM.COM/RACINGFUELS AND IT SAYS THERE THE WAY THE NAME OF THE OCTANE IS OBTAINED IS BY A R+M/2 FORMULA SO THE RESEARCH OCTANE OF OUR TT 101 IS 106 BUT THE MOTOR OCTANE IS 96 AND THAT IS WHAT YOU REALLY NEED TO BASE YOUR SLEDS NEED OFF OF AND THE PRICES OF OUT FUELS ARE.
ALL RACE FUELS IS IN A SELF SERVE PUMP THERE IS NO MINIMUM PURCHASE
PYNERGY RACE FUELS
UNLEADED
TT 101 : $7.989
TT 105 : $10.999
LEADED
TT 111 : $8.359
TT 114 : TBA COMING SOON
TT 118 : TBA COMING SOON
ANY QUESTIONS THAT YOU NEED ANSWERED FEEL FREE TO CONTACT US AT 303-292-5005 OR
CHECK US OUT AT
WWW.PYNERGYPETROLEUM.COM
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That's great info but IMO, a tad overkill for those who are running stock motors and just some minor engine mods. $7/gallon is pretty steep to be putting into a slightly modified sled.
I'm not wanting to put the kabosh on you so please don't think so. The whole point of this thread I believe, is to try and find the fuel stations that carry 91 that isn't 10%. If we found that, most of us would be fine.
In my case, I just have to bump up the octane a hair. Vohk gave me a formula to do so, so I can still get gas in kremmling without having to buy a 600 dollar slip tank and drive to the front range once a month.
I'm not wanting to put the kabosh on you so please don't think so. The whole point of this thread I believe, is to try and find the fuel stations that carry 91 that isn't 10%. If we found that, most of us would be fine.
In my case, I just have to bump up the octane a hair. Vohk gave me a formula to do so, so I can still get gas in kremmling without having to buy a 600 dollar slip tank and drive to the front range once a month.
did you get a answer about keiths fuel? i ran it last weekend at 8+ psi in my sled and it didnt seem to care.
I was told the same thing by the guy in Idaho Springs... no more non ethanol.
btw, energyfuel guy... those prices are insane.
I buy higher grade for WAY less at bandimere with no minimums & I know it's pretty fresh there. Not to cut on you, but the 114 or 116 is cheaper than your lowest grade mentioned.
I pay $8.90 for 116 and $6.15 for 110. Your brand of fuel may be the reason for the insane prices.
Bandimere sells sunoco I believe.
No Kaleb your prices are right on! I was refering to the PYNERGYRACEFUELRACER guy on his prices and brand of fuel.
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