I went for a cruise tonight and came across a gas station called "VP Racing." It is located on Haven Ave. just north of the 60 fwy. They sell VP Racing 100 octane for $8.99 a gallon right out of their pump. I know Riverside Infiniti sells it too but just wanted to share this info. because it pretty cool to just be able to pull up at the pump for this... The owner said there is only three places in California that offer this at the pump.

 

in brentwood the 76 sells 100 octane race gas for like $8.49 a gallon

 

I think it's off of euclid

 

Anybody use this in their G37?? Thoughts....comments??

 

Insane...

 

Dam i work a 1/4 mile North off the 60 freeway on Haven... Hmmmmm...

 

Haha gamedog, they sell 100 octane on Hamner Ave. near 4th street across from Stater Bros...closer to home, no?

Of course, then I'd have to ask you why the hell you're putting 100 octane into your car lol.

 

there's another 76 off of the 10 fwy and Citrus... you can see it off the fwy, it's just south of it.

 

Isn't there a 76 off the 10 freeway off of citrus ave that sells 100 octane. Next to baranca exit or across the hwy from the eastland center

 

You beat me to the punch.
Haha

 

around sunland in CA they sell 111 octane for like 10 per gal

 

I fill up with 120 octane Jet fuel daily...

 

^That's why your engine pulls hella timing and miss firing fool. hahahhaa

 

you guys gotta stop fvcking wif ur motors adding those fuels, especially when you're not tuned on a map for it, running higher octane map on your stock 91 map is a no no, it can be done, but it's like doing druuuugs, over time, it's gonna killll Unless u have a tuned map for it then have fun!

 

He's right, extended use of high octane race fuel in a street car will damage your cats. The fuel burns at a slower rate and ends up continuing the burn on the way past the exhaust valves which puts a lot of heat into your cats.
I had to change out a cat on a Lotus Elise that was used for SCCA competition, it was fully stock but the guy ran 100 octane in it long enough to cause his cat to partially melt down causing a power loss.
I'm sure you guys probably would'nt be able to afford to run enough to cause this but besides the dangers to the converter with a stock map your really not going to get anything out of it but better smelling exhaust.