Thank you that spot in saint james is pretty close. Every ethanol free map I’ve looked at the closest place was in Riverhead.
My understanding is that an engine that doesn’t have modifications to increase compression won’t benefit from fuel over 95 octane. I’m assuming that the benefit is too negligible to justify spending $88 for 5 gallons over $15.
No, kinda, still have to worry about the metal in the carb. It's not really an issue if you keep after your stuff.
Last we checked rc max website and they said 95 octane was the minimum required fuel. Running higher is of no benefit other then to lighten your wallet.
Thanks for sharing, I entered my state of NH and i'm very surprised that there's quite a few locations throughout the state that sell E free fuel. I didn't think this was legal for DOT "on road" registered vehicles.
It's not its sold as recreational fuel. Few of the places that have pumps out back wont stop you filling an older vehicle up with it. The one a few miles away may be changing hands and I hear they may also ditch the vp fuel dealership as well. The place will loose a ton of business if they do that.
Can only go off the information they provide in their manuals. If he truly wanted 100 octane then they should have it kits in the manual. Tbh I doubt there is much difference performance wise between 93&100. Would be interesting to see if anyone credible did some research on it.
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