Bob Prosser

Hey all. I've been scouring the web for a list of high octane *commonly* available to consumers at the pump on a state-by-state basis. I can't find a thing.

Here in California it's a whopping 91. How about where you are?

As comments come in, I am compiling a list here:

http://www.autoworldmarketing.com/octane.htm

Regards,
Bob Prosser
Black Carrera
RennList member since before it was RennList

Bill Gregory

In Connecticut, pump premium is 93 octane.

andrew911

I can't believe the highest you have is 91! Why would the state limit the octane rating of all things? Anyway, here in NJ, the standard premium is 93 at gas stations, with the exception of Sunoco which has 93 as their premium and 94 as their "ultra". I use 93 octane in my 964 and BMW (and, although definitely not necessary, in our weekend toy-1978 volkswagen beetle- although that could probably run on tap water )

Bob Prosser

Yup. It's true. Too bad ain't it!?

The list is growing. See:

<a href="http://www.autoworldmarketing.com/octane.htm" target="_blank">http://www.autoworldmarketing.com/octane.htm</a>

Jim Michaels

93 is common in Virginia.

Matt Chamblin

You can find some "specialty" gas stations that have 100 or higher at the pumps here. You just have to pay the extra buck a gallon or so.

It's a crock that they don't have 92 octane at all stations anymore though.

SoCal Mike

Bob, 76's website lists stations with available race gas. Luckily I have one just 5 miles away, though at 4.69gal it cost me about $3 to replicate the 93 octane I bought in Vermont on vacation for $1.79. Mike

Chris Bennet

In NH, Premium is 93 but Sunoco 94 is available at Sunoco stations. It was available in Watkin's Glen NY last time I was there.
-Chris

aquabat911

here in vegas its 91 and half water

Bob Prosser

We've heard from RennListers in about half of the US so far. Thanks to all.

See: <a href="http://www.autoworldmarketing.com/octane.htm" target="_blank">www.autoworldmarketing.com/octane.htm</a>

carnut169

93 Is common here in Hotlanta. There are a few stations with 104.... but really, its a waste.

gavin11

93 is common here in the Dallas area as well.

Bob Prosser

FWIW, my partially completed list is here: <a href="http://www.autoworldmarketing.com/octane.htm" target="_blank">www.autoworldmarketing.com/octane.htm</a>

It'd be great to hear from Listers in these areas (now edited):

Alabama
Alaska
Hawaii
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Maine
Minnesota
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming

Thanks to all.

sschmerg

Washington, D.C. is the same as Virginia and Maryland: Super is at 93 for the most part, though some have 94.

-Sean

Douglas_T

92 and 93 Here in Indy...HIGH prices on gas too! Record profits for the corrupt oil companies...We need a major change back to "We the people"