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Old 06-08-2022 | 01:29 PM
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Sounds like we have to go mix in 100 Octane fuel from now on, sucks!
Old 06-08-2022 | 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Franko T
Sounds like we have to go mix in 100 Octane fuel from now on, sucks!
Even the 100 octane available to me is 10% ethanol. Sunoco SS100. 5 gallons of that and the rest 91 gets me a 93 mix. But if the 91 is 15% or higher ethanol and the 100 octane is 10%...
Old 06-08-2022 | 01:44 PM
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I paid $6.70 per gallon of Ethanol-free 91 this week in Denver 😮
Old 06-08-2022 | 01:55 PM
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Originally Posted by FourT6and2
Bumping this thread. I just read gasoline in the USA will now be up to 15% ethanol? I bought a little test kit to see how much is in my local gas. But if these cars can't run 15% or higher, what is gonna happen when all our gas has that much in it?
Maybe this is the Government’s way of pushing for EV’s.
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Originally Posted by 9914s
Maybe this is the Government’s way of pushing for EV’s.
It certainly feels that way. Higher gas prices. Higher ethanol content so we get worse gas mileage and have to fill up more and it decreases longevity of ICE. In 30 years gas will be $75/gallon and be 50% ethanol lol.
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Sunoco 260 GTX is a good choice if you have a local distributor, until of course Porsche packages e-fuel for you.
Old 06-08-2022 | 03:31 PM
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Sunoco 260 GTX is a good choice if you have a local distributor, until of course Porsche packages e-fuel for you.
Same as SS100. They both have 10% ethanol. SS100 is the CARB-legal version of 260.

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No ethanol in 260 GTX, been using for years, 2 year shelf life. No experience with SS100.

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Same as SS100. They both have 10% ethanol. SS100 is the CARB-legal version of 260.
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Originally Posted by cscrogham
No ethanol in 260 GTX, been using for years, 2 year shelf life. No experience with SS100.
Oh my bad, I was thinking of 260 GT, which has 9.8%. GTX is 0.
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No worries, they only have like 100 formulations...

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Oh my bad, I was thinking of 260 GT, which has 9.8%. GTX is 0.



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