Subject	Re: Common in pumps in TX. 87, 98, 91, 93
Posted by	Mike@Zspeed1 on September 09, 2020 at 9:59 AM
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In Reply To	Common in pumps in TX. 87, 98, 91, 93 posted by Dallas DamonZ on September 09, 2020 at 09:32 AM
Message	You would think.But I've called a few stations and it seems like it goes 89, or 90 to 93. I havent found anyone that sells 91. I assume 91 needs to be in the tan in order to do a dyno tune to 91?
Follow Ups	91 octane in Houston & Austin TX? - Mike@Zspeed1 08:49:27 09/09/20 Try asking Scott or Rick at Zshack if that is where your - DarkZide 09:21:04 09/09/20 Common in pumps in TX. 87, 98, 91, 93 - Dallas DamonZ 09:32:40 09/09/20 Re: Common in pumps in TX. 87, 98, 91, 93 - Mike@Zspeed1 09:59:05 09/09/20 Needs to be at least 91. 93 is good-to-go. - Woodnutz (PA) 11:58:15 09/09/20 What's the goal? A number or a tune? - ni[x]it 12:19:16 09/09/20 truth and reason... (n/m) - ConVerTT 12:53:07 09/09/20 havent seen 91 in Hou - JerseyTex 15:46:32 09/09/20 problem solved.... - Mike@Zspeed1 21:51:38 09/09/20 So... Answer: A number. :/ (n/m) - ni[x]it 12:15:12 09/10/20 Yep. Not to mention inconsistency in fuel through the year. - MixManMash 14:51:45 09/12/20
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