JohnnyBeatles

The highest octane I can find in 91. Does anybody know where to get higher? Is there a additive that is used that works. I live in the Long Beach, OC area. I've tried 76, Chevron, Mobil. Is it just certain stations that have a upgrade?
Any help is appreciated..
JB

Daniel@AdvancedMotorsport.com

Hey Johnny,

Additive wise, Torco Additive supposedly can bump 91 octane to 98 octane with a little as 16oz/tank. Our shop has some torco additive that I can give away for free if you are interested. We also have a barrel of VP 104 also.

But onto the good stuff....

Here is a list done by the Subie guys over at Nasioc ,

Agoura 76
28203 Dorothy Dr.
Agoura Hills (818) 991-6241

Bellflower 76 Service
16719 Lakewood Blvd.
Bellflower (562) 633-9176
(Verified, 100+ Octane but not pump. Sold in 5gal & 55gal barrel)

Downs Oil Co. (Verified)
1296 Magnolia
Corona (909) 737-3421
http://www.downs4fuel.com/dcfracing.htm

Huntington Beach Car Wash
18971 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Bch. (714) 847-4924
(Verified $5.89 100 Octane Pump)

Mark's 76
(714) 278-0986
2043 W Commonwealth Ave. (cross street Gilbert)
Fullerton, CA 92833
(Verified $5.99 100 Octane Pump)

J & R Shell
1808 White Ave.
La Verne (909) 593-7015

Brentwood 76 Service
12037 San Vicente Blvd. (cross street Bundy)
Los Angeles (310) 476-4818
(Verified $6.45 100 Octane Pump)

Graham 76 Service
2690 San Miguel Rd.
(405 to 73 New Port to Mac Aurthur Left Anita, Right Prarie in Pavillion Shopping Center)
Newport Bch. (949) 644-7151
(Verified $5.49 100 Octane Pump)

Mike's 76 Station (Verified)
100- Octane 5.99/gallon
2807 Hamner Ave - (951) 278-2330

F&L Racing Fuel
111 Lead Octane
corner of Engineer road and La Mirada
Vista California
$5.06 gallon

Southern Counties Oil *
1825 W. Collins
Orange (714) 744-7140

Smokey's Auto Parts Speed (Verified)
1602 S Coast Hwy *Thanks to hemidakota
Oceanside, CA 92054
Sunoco 100 Octane

Arroyo Parkway 76 End of freeway 110
155 E. Glenarm
Pasadena (626) 441-3392
(Verified $5.99 100 Octane Pump)

Phillips Ranch 76
16 Village Loop Rd.
Pomona (909) 623-2429
(Verified $5.35 100 Octane Pump)

S.T. Motorsports (Verified )
346 S. I Street Unit #8
San Bernardino CA 92410
(909)388-2536

Cosby Oil Co. (Verified)
6220 Fairmount Ave.
San Diego (619) 280-6884

JBA Racing ·
VP Race Fuel
5155 Convoy Street
San Diego, CA 92111
Local: (858) 495-3395
Toll Free: (888) JBA-5570
Fax: (858) 495-0954

Star Propane
4426 W. First St.
Santa Ana (714) 839-7676
(Verified, but Leaded Only)

Cosby Oil Co. * (verification pending)
12902 E. Park St.
Santa Fe Springs (562) 946-4404
www.cosbyoil.com

76 - 100 octane (verified)
Pico & Barrington
Santa Monica, Ca -
$7.99gal 100 octane

76 STATION (verified)
Corner of Woodley and Sherman
Van nuys, Ca
101 octane Trick gas

Playa Vista 76
8300 Lincoln Blvd
Westchester (310) 649-4683
(Verified $8.75 105 Octane; $7.50 111 Leaded; $9.25 Leaded 118)

Kahn 76 Service
150 S. Citrus
West Covina (626) 339-8018
(Verified by Impresive-G 100 Oct at $6.05)

Woodland Hills, Texaco
101 OctaneÊ
Woodland Hills, CA. NorthwestÊcorner of DeSoto and Van Owen

JohnnyBeatles

Thank you very much...More then I thought....the prices are WOW. But I will need this info after my mods are done.
JB

Daniel@AdvancedMotorsport.com

No worries. Anything to help!

Woodster

Remember not to run leaded gas in it JB,
it wreaks havoc on your oxygen sensors.
(discuss with your tuner, becuase in some "extreme cases"
the highly modded cars can run leaded, very rarely do you see this,
however.

Craig.

If you ever get up to LA County, there is always 104 octane pumping at my house.

Craig

JohnnyBeatles

Thanks Craig...I do get up in that neck of the woods. I thought about getting a 55 gal drum but am a bit nervoius about putting it my garage.
Any thoughts?
JB
PS I knew about the leaded thing, but thanks for the advice

robertp

I store gas at many of my farm locations and never store it in doors. It needs to be in the shade and well ventilated.

JohnnyBeatles

Thats what I thought...Thanks

Garey Cooper

Be aware that some of these stations sell the gasoline from the pump and others will only sell you containers. The station in Paramount sells in containers and the one in Huntington Beach and Newport Beach sell from the pump. Before you race off on the others best to call first. You can also get the fuel delivered (I think) via trucking............

Storing it your place? See the comments by Roberttp above. Be aware that most newer garages is where the water heater is located. These if they are gas fired have a LARGE flame just behind a small door at the bottom of the heater. I just wouldn't store large quantities without the proper vents........

Ask me about a friends adventure with Acetone back in our patching surfboard days.......KABOOOOOM!

Virtigo

Kabooom is not good!!!

ca993twin

The 100 Octane unleaded pump fuel in Agoura (first listing) is "only" $4.99/gal. Seems to be a real bargain compared to the others. In fact, with 91 octane at around $3.19, you hardly even notice the difference in price.

JohnnyBeatles

Thanks to all. I work in Pasadena so there is one very close. I live in Long beach so another in Huntington Beach isn't that far. I don't think it's as important as it will be when I get "modded". But my 512 might really like that high end juice as well.
Again my thanks...BTW....Farms????? What are they??? LOL
JB

Tony1

I just went to this gas station

76 STATION (verified)
Corner of Woodley and Sherman
Van nuys, Ca
101 octane Trick gas

I just wanted to make a correction.The gas station's name is Alliance not 76 and they do have Trick 101 for $4.99/gallon.It is at the corner of sherman way and woodley.Their phone number is 818-780-8209.
Weekdays open till 10pm,Weekends till 9pm.

jrlederer

The reason for my post is to get feedback from the following:

Healthwise, for my beloved 2003 996TT, is running high octane fuel good or bad for the engine in the long-term? Relatedly, how does it affect mileage, etc... Any information on the subject is welcome, as I am very new to the scene. I have heard mixed opinions, of which I'm not sure if any were based on fact. One side I hear is that it is, 'in fact' , good for the engine to run 100+ octane fuel. In contrast, someone who's opinion is usually backed by at least some factual material relayed to me that it is generally not good to run it often as it leaves deposits (of something or other, I wasn't paying too close attention!). Can anyone shed some light on this subject for me? I really appreciate it.

Jonathan