Ethanol free gas stations...

[FL318is]

... can be found here:

http://pure-gas.org/index.jsp?stateprov=FL

Not sure what it is like in your state. We have corn squeezins in most stations. Time to switch back to the good stuff.

[efficient]

California has the smallest list of ethanol free gas stations

[FL318is]

Ft Myers and Jax do pretty well here.

[M-technik-3]

California has the smallest list of ethanol free gas stations

Might want to review that list again. Connecticut has 5 and Massachusetts has 9 which is less than 14 for California.

[flyboyx]

wow! thank you for this post. looking through the texas list, i found one local company in Channel View texas, about 30 minutes away. aj's racing fuels. after google mapping and checking their web site, i found they sell fuel up to 119 octane!!!!! jesus, i bet that stuff is expensive.

i bet they have someone on the inside of one of the local refineries that produces these blends custom for them. they are closed now but i am going to call them tomorrow. if anyone else local is interested, the number is 281-452-1983

[haggardfab]

Might want to review that list again. Connecticut has 5 and Massachusetts has 9 which is less than 14 for California.

California has the smallest list of ethanol free gas stations

nj only has one...

[kamotors]

nv only has 3

[FL318is]

Happy to share with my E30 brethren.

I didn't realize I had one just down the road. Topping off in the morning.

[mrsleeve]

many of our stations around here 91 is free of corn squezzins

[anabolice30]

91 100% is only sold at one gas station in town that i know of. It's right under $4.00 a gallon.

[Liquidity]

California has the smallest list of ethanol free gas stations

Go to a marina. Boats can't run ethanol. It literally dissolves their fuel tanks. Look it up.

[dewme5]

FL = 93 octane, with ethanol free option.

But, my DD has turbos, so I hunt and hunt for E85 with no luck. That stuff was everywhere when driving through the corn states.

[1craze30]

North Everett has 92. OK Gas and smoke on 21st and broadway. 4.59/gal

[ST1G]

Interesting. Idaho, Oregon, and Washington all have lots.

[slammin.e28]

It's funny, the more rural, farm community areas (at least here) have more non-E stations than the cities. Also, the non-E in the city only has 87 octane. The rural ones have up to 93. Same supplier too, Southern States. I'm guessing due to the need for pure gas in older, non-diesel agricultural equipment.

Luckily the one in the city is literally 2 blocks over from where I work. It's 87, but eh....it's an M30, and I still see a MPG improvement over running the 10% stuff.

Total for Va is 287. Suck it corn burners.