What is the gas prices in Omaha? Is it one of those funny states where I cant get above 91octane?
Just wondering how much octance booster I shoudl bring b/c my car was tunned on 93?
TIA

 

Don't buy off-the-shelf octane booster.

Make your own:
http://members.rennlist.com/95....html
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1032265
http://www.vtr.org/maintain/gasoline-octane.shtml

MAM sells Sunoco 94 and 100 octane at the place.

Looks like 92 octane is common in the area, at least sold by Amoco. Google failed me.

https://honda-tech.com/zero...65683

 

I bet that 100 octane is crazy expensive!

 

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Lately, all gasoline is crazy expensive!

 

I've typically seen it for $5-$8 per gallon. I'd expect about that.

I wouldn't be surprised to see the 94 octane for $3.50 or so. You know, a captive audience helps demand.

That's why I mix my own (see links).

Maybe someone more local can give a better report?

-Chris

 

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Don't let the Europeans on the board hear you.

 

94 works for me

Ryan, who is more worried about gas prices during our 25hr commute to MAM lol

 

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Me too

 

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&lt;-- looking forward to US gas prices...

fanboy - paying ~$3.20/gal up north

 

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just use whatever is cheap..your gonna burn it up along rt.80 anyway

get the good stuff for the track

 

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get the good stuff for the track</TD></TR></TABLE>

No dude, need c16 for the ricer flyby expo video footage!!!1

 

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Yeah, but that's like ~$2.50 USD So it's pretty much the same

 

http://www.omahagasprices.com/
http://www.gasbuddy.com

 

Interesting. I think we're gunna have to pay a visit to some paint stores. What's the Xylene originally designed for?

 

i think if you actually go into the town of pacific junction you can find a place with 93 iirc. careful what pump you use at the local BP, last time i was there they had 90, 91, and 92 all priced the same but at different pumps. if you can handle ethanol, and don't need 93, you can get 90 or 91 cheaper than 87 in iowa because of the local corn farmers.

 

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who knew getting gas could be so complicated lol

 

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Nah, that was already converted to USD... I think we average about 60-70 cents above you guys down south... dang taxes...

 

You have to find a BP to get 92 in Omaha, Council Bluffs, or Pacific Junction/Glenwood (where the track is). The track itself has gas but it's not cheap. Sunoco 94, 100, and 100+ something like that.