Does Shell still have ethanol free gas?
#1
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Does Shell still have ethanol free gas?
For years have only used ethanol-free gas in the GT3s. Seems as if the ethanol-free stickers have dussppeared from the Shell pumps. Anyone notice this ?
#6
Ultramar's 91 grade is ethanol free. Their pricing is usually competitive too.
This site maintains a list of stations offering ethanol free gas!
https://www.pure-gas.org/index.jsp?stateprov=ON
This site maintains a list of stations offering ethanol free gas!
https://www.pure-gas.org/index.jsp?stateprov=ON
#7
Drifting
Cdn Tire premium is ethanol free... I think most premium fule in Canada is ethanol free. Even Heidelberg's gas bar, the premium is ethanol free. I use it for my motorcycle and small engines as well...
Just in case you weren't aware, if there is only one nozzle at the pump, the gas station has a tank of regular, and a tank for premium, midgrade is a blend of both coming out of the nozzle.
Just in case you weren't aware, if there is only one nozzle at the pump, the gas station has a tank of regular, and a tank for premium, midgrade is a blend of both coming out of the nozzle.
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#8
Cdn Tire premium is ethanol free... I think most premium fule in Canada is ethanol free. Even Heidelberg's gas bar, the premium is ethanol free. I use it for my motorcycle and small engines as well...
Just in case you weren't aware, if there is only one nozzle at the pump, the gas station has a tank of regular, and a tank for premium, midgrade is a blend of both coming out of the nozzle.
Just in case you weren't aware, if there is only one nozzle at the pump, the gas station has a tank of regular, and a tank for premium, midgrade is a blend of both coming out of the nozzle.
#10
Captain Obvious
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I know this because of my sons's karting. They have a spec fuel at a designated gas station and the club recommends to always pump the first 2 litres into a different gas can to avoid any issues during fuel inspection at the track.
#11
Team Owner
that sounds as regulated as F1
#12
Captain Obvious
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Wish it was that simple. The spec fuel is the 91 octane at the Esso gas station located near Hwy5 and Hwy8. They use a digital Snap On fuel analyzer and take a sample from the gas station on the morning of EVERY race day. Last year when people started smelling AV gas during racing, shortly after that they started checking every single kart that was coming off the track. All of a sudden a few people just packed up and went home in the middle of the race day...wonder why?
#15
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Ultra 94 is the best fuel available for our cars (997TT) in Canada. 91 is fine for NA cars but with boost you need octane. 997TT factory tune is based on 93 octane - 91 octane, even Shell V-power 91 without ethanol, results in timing retard and power being reduced. Maybe not noticeable by the seat of the pants, but clear as day when looking at the data logs.
I am only referring to turbo charged cars. If my car was NA I'd be a V-power 91 customer and I was when I had my C4S.
I am only referring to turbo charged cars. If my car was NA I'd be a V-power 91 customer and I was when I had my C4S.