Sources Of Ethanol Free Gas

[dave potts]

Here is a website that lists stations having ethanol free gas. This particular list is for Missouri only but the site has links to all the states. I think all are for premium 91 octane gas. I just got some at Gasper's station in Kingdom City,Mo. Costs was thirty cents higher than 87 octane. The pumps had large stickers on them saying ethanol free.

Dave

http://pure-gas.org/index.jsp?stateprov=MO

[Smalliebigs]

Here is a website that lists stations having ethanol free gas. This particular list is for Missouri only but the site has links to all the states. I think all are for premium 91 octane gas. I just got some at Gasper's station in Kingdom City,Mo. Costs was thirty cents higher than 87 octane. The pumps had large stickers on them saying ethanol free.

Dave

http://pure-gas.org/...sp?stateprov=MO

thanks for the list Dave not one of these stations is anywhere near STL....lol ,what a joke.I will just have to keep using the additive....I refuse to run ethanol thru my outboards, cars or lawn equipment.

[jeb]

Thanks for the link. 2 of the 3 in my area made the list. So it's not a complete list, but good info, none the less.

[dave potts]

Thanks for the link. 2 of the 3 in my area made the list. So it's not a complete list, but good info, none the less.

If you click on the site, there is a place where you can make additions. In fact, I think that's how the list was compiled and kept updated.

Dave

[jeb]

Cool. Just added the 3rd. Went right into the database, too.

[jdmidwest]

I was under the impression Hi Octane or Premium Grade fuel is exempt from the regulation requiring ethanol and that is what I use in marine and small engines. Am I wrong in assuming that?

[Guest]

I was under the impression Hi Octane or Premium Grade fuel is exempt from the regulation requiring ethanol and that is what I use in marine and small engines. Am I wrong in assuming that?

When in doubt, filler up with premium...

That's what I usually do anyway.

This E85 crap is gonna send me back to bank fishing..

[Quillback]

Thanks for that link.

I did some research and as far as I can tell, High Octane gas, 89 or 91 can contain Ethanol.

[dave potts]

Thanks for that link.

I did some research and as far as I can tell, High Octane gas, 89 or 91 can contain Ethanol.

I think you are right. Most all gas stations have 91 octane pumps but very few say anything about being alcohol free.

Dave

[jeb]

Thanks for that link.

I did some research and as far as I can tell, High Octane gas, 89 or 91 can contain Ethanol.

That's 100% correct. I would for sure assume that any grade of gas contains, or can contain, 10% ethanol if the pump has the "can contain up to 10% ethanol" sticker. Many states do allow premium fuel to be ethanol free, but that does not mean all the premium is ethanol free.