sunoco's have 105 on occassion, and sometimes gulf stations have 104. you have to look around. your best bet is to find an old timer who's been racing forever and they can tell you what gas stations have high octane around you. if not, order a case of torco for the track. or vp racing will ship fuel to you, or you can pick it up from them if you're in the md area. also check local speed shops and motorcycle shops for cam 2. there's race gas out there, you just have to know where to look.

 

When I lived in MD for 2.5 years they had some high *** octane gas there... However, I have an uncle here in Cali that runs race fuel in his Sand Rail and he just goes to the local air port for gas... Just remembered that... I haven't talked to him in forever and don't know if you can still do that but, just thought I'd say my two cents.


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yea we had a discussion about that a few weeks ago. don't ever put aviation fuel in your car. spend the extra money and get the real stuff, your car will love you for it.

 

this is very true!

 

I've got the non toys version. Wish I would have spent the extra $500 for the toys at least for the dial-a-boost for rain or snow weather. The race gas switch would have been nice to have even if I only used it twice a year. Just because I'm used to the normal boost now. I still ran 13.5's on stock tires though.