| PiMpIn SmUrF |
| well im not from edmonton but i will be in edmonton tomorrow, what are the mohawk locations where they have 94? also it would be sweet if any were close by calgary trail |
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| shorti |
| If you click on this link it's a site telling you where all the 94 octane stations are in Edmonton and area. |
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| flatboy |
| There is one at calgary trail just south of 34 ave in with the tim hortons. |
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| eurotrailertras |
| the husky in millwoods off 66th does as well |
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| flatboy |
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Originally posted by eurotrailertras
the husky in millwoods off 66th does as well
Where is this one? |
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| sparkycivic |
| i do believe that the station at Anthony Henday and 62 Ave has the sweet stuff |
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| PiMpIn SmUrF |
| wow thanx guys |
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| Charles_00civic |
| haha. I'll show ya' if your coming to the meet bro. Assuming I go! Haven't been in a few weeks!:blue: |
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| eurotrailertras |
quote:
Originally posted by flatboy
Where is this one?
6009 Millwoods Road South
thats the exactly adress, millhurst husky
the guy who owns the place said he has 94, of what i remember |
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| skylinegtr |
| Are all of the 94 stations in Alberta ethanol-blended? |
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| Rich_A |
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Originally posted by skylinegtr
Are all of the 94 stations in Alberta ethanol-blended?
all the Mohawk ones are for sure.
I wouldn't put that shit in my car. |
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| Blaine B. |
quote:
Originally posted by Rich_A
all the Mohawk ones are for sure.
I wouldn't put that shit in my car.
Why not? |
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| McFly |
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Originally posted by skylinegtr
Are all of the 94 stations in Alberta ethanol-blended?
yes.
and petro's 91 has a fucked up blend as well.
the next time i get in an invoice for that shit i will post it up.
I stay away from blended gasoline. |
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| crazyrx7 |
Ethenol blended gas actually leans out your a/f. If you are able to richen up the a/f ratio I would by about 3.5-5%.
R.K. |
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| McFly |
i just am awaiting e85:)
there is promiss in that fuel. |
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| shorti |
quote:
Originally posted by McFly
i just am awaiting e85:)
there is promiss in that fuel.
I saw on a tv show somewhere that an SUV tankfull of E85 (100L i guess) is equal to feeding one person bread for a year. |
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| McFly |
| yup buts its already 20 cents less per gallon in the states and its only at 650 stations:) |
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| JustinL |
quote:
Originally posted by McFly
I stay away from blended gasoline.
quote:
Originally posted by McFly
i just am awaiting e85
there is promiss in that fuel.
E85 is gasoline blended ethanol. |
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| JustinL |
quote:
Originally posted by McFly
yup buts its already 20 cents less per gallon in the states and its only at 650 stations:)
E85 is also needs 150% of the fuel requirement compared to gasoline, so from a fuel economy perspective it still has a long way to go. |
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| McFly |
so far the guys running it in there 13b's have seen power go up and fuel economy stay near the same.
also its 85ethanol/15gas
I am looking forward to it becuase its a renewable resource.
Plus 3% of ethanol just screws stuff up when your tuned for 91. |
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| JustinL |
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Originally posted by McFly
so far the guys running it in there 13b's have seen power go up and fuel economy stay near the same.
Do you have any empirical evidence for this? If you are referring to this threadrx7 thread then you know that the discussion about improving the efficency of an engine to compensate for the massive drop in BTU/gallon was a theoretical discussion.
Here's another thread
There is more power potential from ethanol blending, but not efficency in the near future. |
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| McFly |
| no its the thread title something something e85:dunno: |
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| Bad Egg |
quote:
Originally posted by crazyrx7
Ethenol blended gas actually leans out your a/f. If you are able to richen up the a/f ratio I would by about 3.5-5%.
R.K.
If that is true, then a stock Toyota 3SGTE could see a benefit from the Husky 94, given that Toyota's stock settings are notoriously on the pig rich side... |
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| crazyrx7 |
Its true for the fd's.
R.K. |
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| RS13 |
I have had good results with 94 in my car. And i still can get approx 500 kms to a tank in the city. 450kms if there is a track day involved.
Although i have tired shell 91 and esso 91 and they seem to do the same. Simmilar millage but on a hot day i can hear a little detonation (high boost and heatsoaked) while driving next to a wall. Never with 94 and A/F was great on the dyno. |
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| euro_fcuk |
would you say ethanol blended fuel is alright on boosted engines then?
i ran it on my stock ecu, but i havnt ran 94 on my chipped ecu so i dont know if my car will respond good or not.
Also from my understanding ethanol blended fuel dries out gaskets prematuerly. |
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| Rich_A |
So what would you guys recommend me putting in my Skyline?
eth blended 94 or:
1. Esso (whatever 7-11 has)
2. Extra Foods gas
3. Petro
4. Shell |
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| Praylewd powr |
Ethanol will be harsh on the rubber gaskets, etc in older fuel systems. But I read that if you look at manufacturers user manuals, you can use ethanol blend fuel as far back as 10 or 15 years ago.
As for the fuel, it runs much, much cleaner. However even after tuning for it, I found that the cylinder temps just went too hot for my liking. After tuning for both shell 91 and husky 94, I am going back to shell 91. After reading plugs from husky 94, I don't want to run it. Plus you need to run a much richer mixture than 91 octane I found. To control the heat I needed a 10.7 AFR mixture on 94 versus a 11.7AFR mixture on shell 91.
Cheaper to run 91 and more power at same boost.
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| GOT BOOST |
quote:
Originally posted by PiMpIn SmUrF
well im not from edmonton but i will be in edmonton tomorrow, what are the mohawk locations where they have 94? also it would be sweet if any were close by calgary trail
Hi PiMpIn SmUrF,
If you search the Archives you will see that this thread has been brought up many of times. Infact I created a thread in the Archives section dedicated to this. Below is the link to what I am refering to.
http://forums.780tuners.com/showthr...;threadid=44110
I will not lock the thread as there is some other usefull information in it which people are posting asides from where these stations are located.
Hope this helps,
Mike Nikolai |
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