76 Racing Fuel Locations for CA/AZ/AR/AL (and one station in CO)
04-15-2007, 09:53 PM
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76 Racing Fuel Locations for CA/AZ/AR/AL (and one station in CO)
I received this list from ConocoPhillips a few weeks ago and have shared this with a couple members here and I thought that I should also share this to anyone who is interested in this forum. 
BTW its best to call before hand
BTW its best to call before hand
04-15-2007, 10:11 PM
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04-16-2007, 08:43 AM
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Right, it is tuned for 93. Like Frank said, we can't easily switch maps, and since my car is a street car and not a race car, I don't want my only map to be tuned for 100 octane.
For you 91 octane guys, even if you got an aftermarket ECU flash tuned for 93, I don't think it would be a good idea. You could splash some 100 in with your fill up, but what about the times when you don't? Your ECU will pull back timing, and you'd most likely have less power than the ECU tune made for 91. Are you really going to have to worry about mixing fuel at every fill up, just to gain a couple horsepower?
For you 91 octane guys, even if you got an aftermarket ECU flash tuned for 93, I don't think it would be a good idea. You could splash some 100 in with your fill up, but what about the times when you don't? Your ECU will pull back timing, and you'd most likely have less power than the ECU tune made for 91. Are you really going to have to worry about mixing fuel at every fill up, just to gain a couple horsepower?
04-16-2007, 10:37 AM
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For you 91 octane guys, even if you got an aftermarket ECU flash tuned for 93, I don't think it would be a good idea. You could splash some 100 in with your fill up, but what about the times when you don't? Your ECU will pull back timing, and you'd most likely have less power than the ECU tune made for 91. Are you really going to have to worry about mixing fuel at every fill up, just to gain a couple horsepower?
