Gas Stations (E85) (Vancouver: cars, station, properties)

[Ghosted]

Hey everyone.

I was wondering if anyone knew of a gas station in the Vancouver area or surrounding areas that had E85? I’ve tried a few google searches and used the Gas Buddy App but I wasn’t having any luck. Also it seems that’s 92 octane is the highest octane level? I only ask because of my car and it’s need for higher octane or E85. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

[cyberous]

I'm confused on your request. Are you looking for non ethanol gas?

We fill our cars & boats up at Jubitz , at this location 2900 SE Columbia Way, Vancouver, WA 98661 with non ethanol when we are going to let them sit for a long period of time (like now when we are gone for three months)

https://jubitz.com/non-ethanol-gasoline/

I hope this is helpful.

[Ghosted]

Originally Posted by cyberous

I'm confused on your request. Are you looking for non ethanol gas?

We fill our cars & boats up at Jubitz , at this location 2900 SE Columbia Way, Vancouver, WA 98661 with non ethanol when we are going to let them sit for a long period of time (like now when we are gone for three months)

https://jubitz.com/non-ethanol-gasoline/

I hope this is helpful.

Thanks for the response. I am looking for E85 gas or also know as flex fuel I Believe. E85 has a high amount of ethanol. It can range anywhere from 51-83% ethanol mixed with gas. I use it in my car for performance purposes.

[Bitey]

Originally Posted by Ghosted

Thanks for the response. I am looking for E85 gas or also know as flex fuel I Believe. E85 has a high amount of ethanol. It can range anywhere from 51-83% ethanol mixed with gas. I use it in my car for performance purposes.

You don't want to use E85 unless your car is a flex-fuel vehicle or you have modified the ignition timing, fuel pump/injectors, and compression ratio in your motor to take advantage of E85's properties. Even if you have a flex-fuel vehicle you're better off sticking to conventional non-ethanol or E10 gasoline. Flex-fuel motors are a serious compromise and are not optimized to run on E85, so you'll get much lower fuel economy with no appreciable power benefits if you use it.

[cyberous]

Originally Posted by Ghosted

Thanks for the response. I am looking for E85 gas or also know as flex fuel I Believe. E85 has a high amount of ethanol. It can range anywhere from 51-83% ethanol mixed with gas. I use it in my car for performance purposes.

Interesting. I found this, Space Age Fuel, 16211 NE Gilsan St., Portland, OR 97230

From this site Washington E85 Gas Station Locations

[TheOrca]

What are you driving?