YOu know what theKing? You're right... I was wrong about the 93 octane

[thePoster]

I mean...


I guess the way you put it, I wasn't just looking hard enough...

There's actually 93 octane all over the United States as well so I just decided to drive all the way back to the East Coast to get 93 octane.

I just was lazy and wasn't driving far enough. 

Shame on me for expecting something simple like gas to be conveniently located.

[theking]

I mean...


I guess the way you put it, I wasn't just looking hard enough...

There's actually 93 octane all over the United States as well so I just decided to drive all the way back to the East Coast to get 93 octane.

I just was lazy and wasn't driving far enough. 

Shame on me for expecting something simple like gas to be conveniently located.

True, there are "93 octane all over the United States". After several road trips across this country, I do see more 93 octane available over there though.

No "Shame" in making mistakes or errors as I'm sure all of us have made mistakes (I know I have). As mentioned, I've made mistakes on this site and have taken ownership of it by letting the person that corrected me know that it's my bad and thanked him/her as well as apologize to him/her when needed.

What's important is we learn from our mistakes ...Sometimes that's the best way to learn (learning from our mistakes)...because it sticks more. 

[NtsesHnub]

We got E-85 too but scarcely.  I've also seen rare higher octane but those are close to the race track.

[theking]

E-85 doesn't fit well with some cars as the CEL will come on until it passes or needs to be reset...

[NtsesHnub]

E-85 is for cars with a flex fuel setup, mainly for racing. 

[Boost]

93 for me is already a pain to run all the time. Around town where I know where they are is okay, but when I travel its a PITA. I wanted to run E30-E85, but thought about how much of a pain it is already for 93. I would still have to unlock DME and dyno tune for 4 maps(91-E85). No thanks. haha.. maybe when gas goes down a bit.

[theking]

E-85 is for cars with a flex fuel setup, mainly for racing.

Correct