93 OCTANE IN TULSA/BA

im sure you guys already kno but quick trip at 61st and hiway 169 has 93 octane on one pump only. greg g (kbcal) knos all about it if you wanna kno more!

Very interesting, I will check it out today since I need gas.

Is it real gas or ethanol?

Good to know, which pump is it?

Oldokie wrote:Is it real gas or ethanol?

Since it's QT, I'm sure it "Contains No More Than 10% Ethanol". It'll have to be labeled on the pump if it does contain the E-word.

It's the one that say's 93 Sorry,couldn't help my self.

The one in okmulgee is ethanol at the travel mart.Now a shell station.They do have 91 reg.Don't really know what would be better,91 reg.,or 93 ethanol--

hey thats cool that somebody has some, good question on which is better tho.

carcrazy53 wrote:It's the one that say's 93 Sorry,couldn't help my self.

carefull folks whoever goes in next needs to talk to the manager. i talked to him and he seemed to think that it was mislabeled. ie may actually be 91

is that right? Lawsuit if I blow my motor on it?

Someone find this out. I want to know if it has Ethenol in it and if it really is 93

I'm sure it's mislabled... They probably stuck a 91 sticker over it and it came off revealing the old 93 one.

Kinda hard to believe that QT would have only one pump in all of Tulsa with 93. Not much business sense in that. They would have to have one dedicated truck come out and fill it. Keep in mind gas stations only make a few cents on every gallion sold. They make there money on people coming in and buying pop, beer, cigs, snickers bars etc.

QT didn't become the company it did by making bad business decisions.

Robin said Greg new the story. Oh Greg ???

2006GT wrote:I'm sure it's mislabled... They probably stuck a 91 sticker over it and it came off revealing the old 93 one.

Kinda hard to believe that QT would have only one pump in all of Tulsa with 93. Not much business sense in that. They would have to have one dedicated truck come out and fill it. Keep in mind gas stations only make a few cents on every gallion sold. They make there money on people coming in and buying pop, beer, cigs, snickers bars etc.

QT didn't become the company it did by making bad business decisions.

I dont believe you....

Figures...

ARMORINE wrote:carefull folks whoever goes in next needs to talk to the manager. i talked to him and he seemed to think that it was mislabeled. ie may actually be 91

A month or so ago, I walked in and asked the clerk if it was actually 93 octane. He told me he didn't know about it and thought it was probably mislabeled. BTW, it is the southwest pump on the highway side.

I bet it is mislabeled.

They should have never taken 93 away.

I hate this shitty 91 Octane.

2006GT wrote:I'm sure it's mislabled... They probably stuck a 91 sticker over it and it came off revealing the old 93 one.

Kinda hard to believe that QT would have only one pump in all of Tulsa with 93. Not much business sense in that. They would have to have one dedicated truck come out and fill it. Keep in mind gas stations only make a few cents on every gallion sold. They make there money on people coming in and buying pop, beer, cigs, snickers bars etc.

QT didn't become the company it did by making bad business decisions.

jalepeno sausage rolls.... thats where they make their money

jalapeno sausage rolls FTMFW!!!

You guys are making me hungry! DAMNIT

carcrazy53 wrote:The one in okmulgee is ethanol at the travel mart.Now a shell station.They do have 91 reg.Don't really know what would be better,91 reg.,or 93 ethanol--

That Okmulgee station advertises real gas. What gives?

The 91 is available there as ethanol free but the 93 is ethanol blend. They do have it though. Been there many times

2 philips stations in sapulpa offer 91 reg.

Just a thought here, but does the ethanol blended gasoline have more resistance to detonation than the non-ethanol blends? Wouldn't the ethanol have somewhat of a cooling effect? I may be offbase here, idk.

Tims2002gt wrote:Just a thought here, but does the ethanol blended gasoline have more resistance to detonation than the non-ethanol blends? Wouldn't the ethanol have somewhat of a cooling effect? I may be offbase here, idk.

Better start read your chem books... my friend!

Haha! I know what n2o is!!!

Yes Ethenol resists detonation, But One unit of ethenol blend gas has only 3/4 the energy as one unit of pure gas. Less of an explosion in the chamber.