[oem.plus_440gc]

Anyone know of any E85 stations in South Jersey? I live right outside of Philly and haven't found any. I used a location finder and it says theres one in Cinnaminson (about 15 minutes away) but when I click for more info it says "No" to mid level ethanol blends. Not quite sure what that means.

There's also one in Shamong which says the same about "No" to mid level ethanol blends.

Then there's one in Philly that says "Yes" to mid level ethanol blends and also lists E15 as available.

If anyone has any first hand experiences with finding E85 in South Jersey, LMK.

[oem.plus_440gc]

Looks like after some additional research, the Conoco in Cinnaminson (Riverton?) has full E85 and a review stated they've never tested it to be below E83. With only a 15 minute drive, an E30 tune may be on my list of future mods. Just waiting on PTF/BM3 to crack the new DME lock so I can flash tune without a bench unlock.

[oem.plus_440gc]

Ok, I know I'm the only one posting in this thread so far, but I have a question for anyone in NJ running an E30 tune. Since we don't pump our own gas, what do you usually tell the person pumping? Do you tell them a certain gallons of Ethanol and then fill the rest up with 93? If I was pumping myself I could just cut it off at the quantities needed.

[MTTH]

Originally Posted by oem.plus_440gc

Ok, I know I'm the only one posting in this thread so far, but I have a question for anyone in NJ running an E30 tune. Since we don't pump our own gas, what do you usually tell the person pumping? Do you tell them a certain gallons of Ethanol and then fill the rest up with 93? If I was pumping myself I could just cut it off at the quantities needed.

This is actually a good question lol. Being from NY, Id just pump it myself if I went into Jersey.

[oem.plus_440gc]

Originally Posted by MTTH

This is actually a good question lol. Being from NY, Id just pump it myself if I went into Jersey.

Good point. Gonna see what happens when I'm actually able to flash the car. I'll stick with the 93 tune for a bit and then when I want more power I'll give the E30 tune a go.