Octane in Omaha
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Well I just found 94, 100 and 110 octane, It's at Mid America Motorplex though I dont know how easy it is to get http://www.midamericamotorplex.com/2006/facility.asp
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Great Post!
I did the google map thing on a couple of these cause I didn't recognize the names.
The Valero station in Omaha is on 13th and Vinton, I think on the west side of the street, just north of Vinton. I'll give this a scout this week and report back.
The other Valero is just off I-29 at the 9th Street Exit in Council Tucky. Make a right as you get off, and another fast right into the station. Wait, the second fast right, that first one is to a bar or motel. Ok, there's a huge sign for Days Inn at the exit, ya can't miss it. I was just there a couple weeks ago, at the bar, so I saw the station.
I did the google map thing on a couple of these cause I didn't recognize the names.
The Valero station in Omaha is on 13th and Vinton, I think on the west side of the street, just north of Vinton. I'll give this a scout this week and report back.
The other Valero is just off I-29 at the 9th Street Exit in Council Tucky. Make a right as you get off, and another fast right into the station. Wait, the second fast right, that first one is to a bar or motel. Ok, there's a huge sign for Days Inn at the exit, ya can't miss it. I was just there a couple weeks ago, at the bar, so I saw the station.
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Glad this thread got revived.
I will say that Nebraska 91 absolutely sucks. All of our Subaru club members know this, we have to go easy on the tunes otherwise there will be knock. Personally I am still working on getting a good tune dialed in with absolutely no knock. 92-octane gas stations were really prevalent until not long ago, then they started dwindling down and now are virtually impossible to find, at least in Lincoln.
Sithor, Frontier Harley, as in the Harley-Davidson dealership? Your post is almost a year old but I'm going to go there and give it a shot, see if they still have it.
I will say that if you guys are running on the stock tune/car, it's most likely not worth the hassle to hunt down stations that carry over 91-octane, unless you've datalogged the car and it is knocking bad, running crappy, etc.
Later edit:
Frontier Harley gas prices. Ouch
91-Octane $2.84
95-Octane $4.39
100-Octane $6.59
I will say that Nebraska 91 absolutely sucks. All of our Subaru club members know this, we have to go easy on the tunes otherwise there will be knock. Personally I am still working on getting a good tune dialed in with absolutely no knock. 92-octane gas stations were really prevalent until not long ago, then they started dwindling down and now are virtually impossible to find, at least in Lincoln.
Sithor, Frontier Harley, as in the Harley-Davidson dealership? Your post is almost a year old but I'm going to go there and give it a shot, see if they still have it.
I will say that if you guys are running on the stock tune/car, it's most likely not worth the hassle to hunt down stations that carry over 91-octane, unless you've datalogged the car and it is knocking bad, running crappy, etc.
Later edit:
Frontier Harley gas prices. Ouch
91-Octane $2.84
95-Octane $4.39
100-Octane $6.59
Last edited by fishbone; 12-02-2009 at 06:57 PM.
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While in Omaha on December 4th 2010 we stopped for fuel at Fantasy's gas station on Maple out by the new Harley Davidson store. I found 93 octane gas!! It's either Texaco or Phillip's 66 gasoline...but it's 93 octane!! No ethanol in it either. It's pricey, but we felt the difference right away.
We'll check some of the other Fantasy's around Omaha to see if they all do and post results.
Enjoy!
We'll check some of the other Fantasy's around Omaha to see if they all do and post results.
Enjoy!
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If you MUST go with a lower octane fuel then, at least, try to find an ethanol-free version. Look at www.pure-gas.org for a location near you.
As for Omaha - land of ethanol - here are stations listed to date:
Omaha BP 85 91 Buchanan Bp 7911 W Dodge Rd N41.26015 W96.03841
Omaha BP 87 91 Bucky's Express #44 14404 Stony Brook Blvd. N41.19814 W96.13887
Omaha BP 87 91 Bucky's Express #60 6003 Center St N41.23765 W96.00521
Omaha BP 87 91 Bucky's Express # 96 9645 Ida St N41.32099 W96.06246
Omaha UNBRANDED 91 Cubby's 9220 Mormon Bridge Rd N41.34329 W95.98303
Omaha SAM'S CLUB 87 91 Sam's Club 13130 L St N41.21226 W96.11894
As for Omaha - land of ethanol - here are stations listed to date:
Omaha BP 85 91 Buchanan Bp 7911 W Dodge Rd N41.26015 W96.03841
Omaha BP 87 91 Bucky's Express #44 14404 Stony Brook Blvd. N41.19814 W96.13887
Omaha BP 87 91 Bucky's Express #60 6003 Center St N41.23765 W96.00521
Omaha BP 87 91 Bucky's Express # 96 9645 Ida St N41.32099 W96.06246
Omaha UNBRANDED 91 Cubby's 9220 Mormon Bridge Rd N41.34329 W95.98303
Omaha SAM'S CLUB 87 91 Sam's Club 13130 L St N41.21226 W96.11894
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At least mine, I just get the cheapest gas. Probably because mine is not the S model. I was originally putting in the higher octane when I first purchased Lil Devil, but after seeing what was recommended in the owners manual, I switched to the cheapest ethanol and have been running it for about the past 4 years and never saw any difference in performance or any major gas mileage change. So at least for me it works...
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