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Anyone out there know of any gas stations that have non ethanol gas? Preferably in the i-90, 405, & i-5 corridors? Lookinng to treat my sled the proper way.
Non Ethanol Gas Stations? Know of one?
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I-90: Storey's on the east side of Cle Elum....He trucks his in from Montana....I get an extra 4 mpg in my truck by running his regular...Fill up my cans for the sled there also....
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Thank you for the help and if anyone else wants to chime in please do. I think Concoco for now might be the place to go then for the west side of the mountians.
Where's a connoco on the west side? also, I believe the state law mandates ethanol on the west side.
Lake Cle Elum...which brand of fuel is the non ethanol fuel you're referring too?
Lake Cle Elum...which brand of fuel is the non ethanol fuel you're referring too?
is the premium the same?
I thought shell and 76 stations, and I ihave got some north bend same exit as truck stop.
Hard part is you dont have to show that ethanol is in the gas if its under 7-8 % , cant remember the exact number. You will find almost all gas is close to that number. So in reality 7% to the 10% most stations have is not a huge difference. Would feel better tuning a sled running gas from the same station that carries the same fuel. Alot of places will have fuel from many difference sources depending on cost. So you might get 10 % one weekend, none the next, fuel with additives and then none at all.
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There is a 76 station in Eastgate and in Factoria. Going to check them out and see if they have Ethanol in the gas.
Not sure it is a state law that all have too. I had heard that it is population driven and that 90% of the population has to run ethanol. I have only found one Chevron at the Blain Truck Stop border crossing. The only reason I say I found it is because there was no sticker on the pump so who knows.
Not sure it is a state law that all have too. I had heard that it is population driven and that 90% of the population has to run ethanol. I have only found one Chevron at the Blain Truck Stop border crossing. The only reason I say I found it is because there was no sticker on the pump so who knows.
Dave - No name. Just an small independent station that mainly sells discount diesel to truckers. Word is the fuel comes from Montana. Located on the east side of town just before the Homestead Rest.
Art, yes, same for 91 octane......
Auburn - 76' station on auburn way
You can get Trick 101 right out of the pump. I'm guessig if it don't come out of a barrel, say Trick or VP on the pump, you don't know what you are getting. I just like to use a station that pumps alot of fuel, and hope their tanks are clean. -00's
You can get Trick 101 right out of the pump. I'm guessig if it don't come out of a barrel, say Trick or VP on the pump, you don't know what you are getting. I just like to use a station that pumps alot of fuel, and hope their tanks are clean. -00's
76 in auburn?
Harf, are we talking about the same station, and I have the location wrong? Are there two that carry racegas? Thanks, 00's
Harf, are we talking about the same station, and I have the location wrong? Are there two that carry racegas? Thanks, 00's
2 zeros and harf69 ............ I know that the station on E. main in Auburn (The Short Stop) does carry Sunoco. I called today, and it was $7.98 a gallon. The other station is on Auburn Way across from Auburn Chev and the carry Trick 101 out of the pump or you can get Trick 114 and 118 out of a seperate tank that they will pump out for you, Both stations from my understanding are owned by Don Small & Sons.
Another possibility for race fuel would be to look into R-Tech Racing Fuel. From what I've seen and read, it seems to be really simular to VP fuels with all the choices to pick from. I think RMC and also Enumclaw SUZUKI,POLARIS,SKI-DOO,YAMAHA carries it. Price did not seem to bad if you were to buy it in the 55 gal. drum. XMR256 should be able to give his thoughts on this fuel.
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Another possibility for race fuel would be to look into R-Tech Racing Fuel. From what I've seen and read, it seems to be really simular to VP fuels with all the choices to pick from. I think RMC and also Enumclaw SUZUKI,POLARIS,SKI-DOO,YAMAHA carries it. Price did not seem to bad if you were to buy it in the 55 gal. drum. XMR256 should be able to give his thoughts on this fuel.
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I will check out the Station in Auburn Tomorrow that sells the 114 and 118 and report back on price. an if they have ethenol in the regular fuel.
Also you can buy Trick in Monroe at the race shop in the industrial area.
And there is a station just north of Thrashers Corner on the west side of Bothel/Everett hwy.
I would like to buy VP but don't know where to get it in small amounts with out buying a 55 gal drum.
I have said it before--hewre we go agian--If it is pumped out of the ground on the west side of the cascade's--It has ethanol in it--gaurenteed!!
Conoco/phillips owns 76 union. just FYI.
Conoco/phillips owns 76 union. just FYI.
