The OFFICIAL 94 Octane Location Thread

[rage2]

Since we got several threads going, I'm going to make one master thread for new Husky/Mohawk locations offering 94 octane. Please keep all locations and discussions in this thread, and I will update this first post with any new locations.

Thanks Ben for the 2012 list update!


Originally posted by Ben
OKAY, Here's an up to date master list of all stations carrying 94 Octane in Calgary.

I have included GPS locations on most, and have divided it by Quadrant. Also, I made a list of all stations that are 24 hour, as I got caught with my pants down last night low on fuel, and every station I drove to was closed!

Keep in mind, there is NO 94 Octane in AIRDRIE, OKOTOKS, and if heading towards BANFF, DEAD MANS FLATS HUSKY has 94, at roughly 5 cents more than Calgary, and nothing between Calgary and Red Deer


----SOUTHEAST----
Macleod Trail Husky Market
4201 Macleod Tr. S.
Calgary, AB
(403) 243-4262
GPS: (51.016590, -114.064220)

Petro Canada Cranston 24HRS
7000 356 Cranston Rd SE
Calgary, Alberta
Tel.: (403) 257-0672

Chinook Husky
5316 Macleod Tr. S.
Calgary, AB
(403) 259-3364
GPS: (51.005580, -114.069710)

Sundance Husky Market
75 Sunvalley Blvd. S.E.
Calgary, AB
(403) 571-3663
GPS: (50.905437, -114.047630)

Forest Lawn Husky
3819 - 17 Ave. S.E.
Calgary, AB
(403) 248-3633
GPS: (51.037853, -113.979454)

Manchester Husky
510 - 58 Ave. S.E.
Calgary, AB
(403) 259-2533
GPS: (51.001330, -114.053679)

Forest Lawn Husky Market
5505 - 17 Ave. S.E.
Calgary, AB
(403) 248-0181
GPS: (51.037682, -113.953484)

Eastlake Industrial Husky
5225 - 106th Avenue SE
Calgary, AB
(403) 236-5225



----SOUTHWEST----

Woodbine Husky Market
11808 - 24 St. SW
Calgary, AB
(403) 251-4040
GPS: (50.946270, -114.117820)

Canyon Meadows Husky Market
1071 Canyon Meadows Dr. S.W.
Calgary, AB
(403) 281-4420
GPS: (50.937455, -114.081332)

Bow Trail Husky Market
3824 Bow Tr. S.W.
Calgary, AB
(403) 242-2424
GPS: (51.045662, -114.142204)

Elbow Drive Husky 24HRS
10241 Elbow Dr. S.W.
Calgary, AB
(403) 259-6588
GPS: (50.962503, -114.084742)

Chinook Husky
5316 Macleod Tr. S.
Calgary, AB
(403) 259-3364
GPS: (51.005580, -114.069710)

Macleod Trail Husky Market
4201 Macleod Tr. S.
Calgary, AB
(403) 243-4262
GPS: (51.016590, -114.064220)

Sunalta Husky Market 24HRS
1205 - 14 St. S.W.
Calgary, AB
(403) 244-7676
GPS: (51.041702, -114.094864)

Mount Royal Husky Market 24HRS
1419 - 8 St. S.W.
Calgary, AB
(403) 313-8459
GPS: (51.039837, -114.081675)

Killarney Husky Market
3506 - 26 Ave. S.W.
Calgary, AB
(403) 457-1017
GPS: (51.029968, -114.137627)


----NORTHEAST----

Calgary Husky Travel Centre 24HRS
2525 - 32 Ave. N.E.
Calgary, AB
(403) 291-1233
GPS: (51.081420, -114.005130)

Petro Canada 36 STREET NE 24HRS
2655 36 Street NE
Calgary, Alberta
Tel.: (403) 291-2617

Pineridge Husky Market
6833 - 26th Ave. N.E.
Calgary, AB
(403) 266-2779
GPS: (51.076130, -113.935600)

Meridian Husky
2504 - 7 Ave. N.E.
Calgary, AB
(403) 272-4745
GPS: (51.058511, -114.001069)

Memorial Drive Husky Mac's 24HRS
6060 Memorial Drive NE
Calgary, AB
(403) 248-7818


Coventry Husky
#102 - 790 Coventry Dr. N.E.
Calgary, AB
(403) 226-1154
GPS: (51.045071, -114.063187)



----NORTHWEST----

Sandstone Husky Market
230 Sandarac Dr. N.W.
Calgary, AB
(403) 295-6494
GPS: (51.137928, -114.100112)

Scenic Acres Husky Market
120 Scenic Acres Blvd. N.W.
Calgary, AB
(403) 241-0212
GPS: (51.119663, -114.212181)

Crowfoot Husky Mac's 24HRS
900 - 20 Crowfoot Crescent NW
Calgary, AB
(403) 239-8989

Dalhousie Station Husky 24HRS
301 - 5005 Dalhousie Dr. N.W.
Calgary, AB
(403) 202-1622
GPS: (51.106730, -114.159420)

Montgomery Husky 24HRS
4639 Bowness Rd. N.W.
Calgary, AB
(403) 288-5080
GPS: (51.071939, -114.159590)



----OPEN 24 HOURS----

Calgary Husky Travel Centre
2525 - 32 Ave. N.E.
Calgary, AB
(403) 291-1233
GPS: (51.081420, -114.005130)

Sunalta Husky Market
1205 - 14 St. S.W.
Calgary, AB
(403) 244-7676
GPS: (51.041702, -114.094864)

Mount Royal Husky Market
1419 - 8 St. S.W.
Calgary, AB
(403) 313-8459
GPS: (51.039837, -114.081675)

Crowfoot Husky Mac's
900 - 20 Crowfoot Crescent NW
Calgary, AB
(403) 239-8989

Dalhousie Station Husky
301 - 5005 Dalhousie Dr. N.W.
Calgary, AB
(403) 202-1622
GPS: (51.106730, -114.159420)

Montgomery Husky
4639 Bowness Rd. N.W.
Calgary, AB
(403) 288-5080
GPS: (51.071939, -114.159590)

Elbow Drive Husky
10241 Elbow Dr. S.W.
Calgary, AB
(403) 259-6588
GPS: (50.962503, -114.084742)

Memorial Drive Husky Mac's
6060 Memorial Drive NE
Calgary, AB
(403) 248-7818

Petro Canada Cranston
7000 356 Cranston Rd SE
Calgary, Alberta
Tel.: (403) 257-0672

Petro Canada 36 STREET NE
2655 36 Street NE
Calgary, Alberta
Tel.: (403) 291-2617

Petro Canada ALDERSYDE
100, 64273 Highway 7 E
Aldersyde, Alberta
Tel.: (403) 995-5620

[rage2]

These are the 5 I know of. If I'm missing any, or have the wrong one listed, lemme know here and I'll correct it.

[googe]

Haha, I was JUST about to post this. Good call!

[kevie88]

I didn't know the one on 16th had 94 now.. no more worrying if I'll make it home to Bow Trail anymore after work! haha

[rage2]

I'm missing the one near race city. Anyone know the address of that one?

[R-Audi]

Sheppard Road and Glenmore Trail

[Ek9Max]

NorthWest
14th Street C/W Calgary
418 - 14th Street NW
CALGARY, AB
403-270-2696

What is C/W?

[rage2]

Stands for Car Wash.

[rage2]

updated with the sheperd road one near Race City. I heard that station is closing down soon, so we might be down to 5 again shortly.

[toyboy88]

NorthEast
Mohawk
16th Ave & Edmonton Trail NE
Calgary, AB

:thumbsup:

[rage2]

Originally posted by toyboy88
NorthEast
Mohawk
16th Ave & Edmonton Trail NE
Calgary, AB

:thumbsup:
That's listed Already. The Auto Square one.

[Superesc]

Got this email today:


Dear valued customer:

We have some very exciting news….

Husky and Mohawk are please to announce the expansion of E94 into additional Calgary locations. Our Performance Plus 94 Octane is now available at the following stations:

· Macleod Trail Husky Market - 4201 Macleod Tr. South.
· Bow Trail Husky Market – 3821 Bow Trail S.W.
· Husky Sundance – 75 Sunvalley Blvd. S.E.
· Auto Square Calgary - 401-16 Ave. N.E.
· 14th Street Mohawk – 418 – 14th Street N.W.
· St. Albert Stop N’ Shop – 192 St. Albert Trail, St. Albert, AB

We’re also please to announce the implementation of E94 into the Edmonton market at the following locations:

· Cherry Grove Husky – 15303 - 73A Street (Opening late December 2004)
· Anthony Henday Husky – 19828 - 62 Avenue (Opening late January 2005)

We at Husky and Mohawk value your patronage, and hope you will continue to frequent our stores.

Regards,


Tawndra Calhoun
1-800-661-3835
[email protected]

[Ek9Max]

Now they just need a couple the NW. like edgemont areas or beddington.

[rage2]

They seem to be only putting 94 at the 24 hour stations (assuming the sundance one is 24 hrs). The only 24 hour Husky/Mohawk that I know of in the NW is the Dalhousie one. Last time I talked to the manager he said don't hold your breath for upgrades there... he says the station is so busy, they can't shut it down to do upgrades.

[Brokenone]

DO you guys not have chevron out there they are everywhere here in the frazer valley and that all have 94 octane the hucky and mohocks around here only go to 93 octane

[rage2]

No Chevron in Alberta. And all the Mohawk/Husky's are 94 octane, not 93 octane. I was just there recently.

[Brokenone]

hmmm mush have changed scince i last when that suck only have Mohawk&Husky's to get the 94 at

[freakin]

Does anyone know of any Edmonton stations with 94? I just went up there last weekend and couldn't find any. Ended up using premium and taking it easy for the drive home. :(

[rage2]

Not until spring next year.

[v0rt3x]

Don't husky/mohawk stations mix ethanol with their gas? I heard that may do harm to high performance engines/vehicles.

[Strider]

Originally posted by v0rt3x
Don't husky/mohawk stations mix ethanol with their gas? I heard that may do harm to high performance engines/vehicles.

Higher octane, lower intake temps, cleaner burning, natural fuel line antifreeze,....

:dunno: I don't see what harm it could do...

care to enlighten me?

[CalgarySupra]

honestly, i noticed that i get less gas milege using husky/mowhawk premium 92 compared to Esso 91, Petro CAnda or co-op where they dont put those "environment" add ons..

Alot of people are noticing hte same thing, i use to fill up only at Mohawk or Husky, but then when I used other ones it was a lot better.

both the alberta goverment and private researchers released a report in 2002 saying the environment stuff is just to make more money for the gas companies.

what happens is they add their addictives
meaning less compound in the fuel that actually gives you the gas milege, meaning less usuable gas per letre, so they in turn make more money per letre, is this better for the environment? yes, cause less gas is burned. this makes %100 sense.

My octance reader that inputs octance levels into a learning computer or a notebook, that I purchased when I was in the Middle east, are made there and have the highest acuracy as they use actual DDS-T molecules indicated the octane level from mowhawk gas (the one off glenmore) was true 91.425, while they cliam 94

it also confirmed the shell on 17 ave sw , octance claimed to be 91 but it was actually 89.078 (closer to midgrade) I informed them and they said they would add in more octance but they probably didnt.

[googe]

oh man, dont start this again. there have been EXTENSIVE discussions about this, do a search :)

[kenny]

Originally posted by v0rt3x
Don't husky/mohawk stations mix ethanol with their gas? I heard that may do harm to high performance engines/vehicles.

You can "hear" lots of stuff from all over the place, it doesn't necessarily make it true. Some people will hear a story, then pass it off as fact to the next person. On my SLK32 I ran 94 octane everyday on the street and on the track and there was no noticeable mileage drop. There was no engine failure, I literally drove the car till it fell apart and the engine still ran fine! hahah :rofl:

[rayoun]

U guys know of any places in lethbridge??

[digitalshogun]

Originally posted by CalgarySupra
.... sounds believable blah blah ...

what happens is they add their addictives
meaning less compound in the fuel that actually gives you the gas milege, meaning less usuable gas per letre, so they in turn make more money per letre, is this better for the environment? yes, cause less gas is burned. this makes %100 sense.

...blah blah I have a wicked cool toy that measures octane blah blah ...

ahem ... So if I understand you correctly, you are saying that by decreasing your mileage these companies are increasing the benefit to the environment. You think this ends up burning less gas? And this makes 100% sense to you? If that's the case ... whoever sold you that toy also should have sold you a.) the manual and b.) some common sense.

[rayoun]

Originally posted by v0rt3x
Don't husky/mohawk stations mix ethanol with their gas? I heard that may do harm to high performance engines/vehicles.
As far as i know ethonal as a fuel additive is not legal in canada, and hence the reason that canada is paying US a lot of terrif money.. in this case....

[Strider]

Originally posted by rayoun

As far as i know ethonal as a fuel additive is not legal in canada, and hence the reason that canada is paying US a lot of terrif money.. in this case....

Ummmm... no

In fact, Transport Canada puts millions of dollars into incentives for development of alternative fuels

[TurboMedic]

Agreed we need more in the deep NW, closest to me is Bow Tr!!

[googe]

Originally posted by rayoun

As far as i know ethonal as a fuel additive is not legal in canada, and hence the reason that canada is paying US a lot of terrif money.. in this case....

well that couldnt be more wrong :D

[Noah]

Originally posted by v0rt3x
Don't husky/mohawk stations mix ethanol with their gas? I heard that may do harm to high performance engines/vehicles.

As an additive ethanol isn't harmful as everyone else has said,
If you were burning pure ethanol then, well you'd be hooped.

[icydude666]

so edmonton only has two....i find this a problem.

[fokker300zx]

BWA hahahaha

I thank my town of ottawa for having a SUNOCO station available to me 24 hours a day at almost every end of the city and in between and CAA gets a gas discount AND it's the cheapest gas in teh city to begin with :D:D:D

[icydude666]

edmonton now has i believe 4 or 5 husky's inthe surrounding areas with 94. mohawk still has 92.

[freakin]

Originally posted by icydude666
edmonton now has i believe 4 or 5 husky's inthe surrounding areas with 94. mohawk still has 92.
Would you mind posting the locations of these stations. I'm going to be doing some trips up to Edmonton, so it would be nice to find some spots before I'm running on fumes.

[asp integra]

do any petro canada locations have 94? or is it just husky/mohawk?

[IAN]

To my knowledge, no petro's carry 94 octane.

For a province that runs under the oil and gas industry, our options run low for high octane gas.

But, took a trip to B.C. last year and almost every station has 94, go figure that one out....

[rage2]

It's because there's very little need for high octane at our elevations. It's a very small market.

[IAN]

Actually Calgary is just as high or even higher then many parts of B.C. (1068 Metres to be exact/3500 feet above sea level)

Did ya know that 94 octane is a midgrade gas in Japan.......

Anyways, high octane is used more for performance reasons on the end of the day.

[rage2]

Originally posted by IAN
Actually Calgary is just as high or even higher then many parts of B.C. (1068 Metres to be exact/3500 feet above sea level)
Yea, but in BC 94 octane is only readily available in the vancouver + suburbs area, near sea level. Once you're up in the mountains, only Chevron carries 94 octane (and it was pretty horrible stuff when I used it in the mountains).

Originally posted by IAN
Did ya know that 94 octane is a midgrade gas in Japan.......
Japan as well as europe, austrailia uses a different rating system (RON). We use RON+MON/2 here. So you can't just compare octane numbers. 94 RON is somewhere in the 85-90 range for our octane level.

[wheelz]

Putting 94 octance, especialy the mokawk stuff, in your car wont do anything for performance. That is unless it is tuned specifiacaly for it with super high compresion, or mad boost. In fact on most cars you will notcie better throttle response with 91, if required by manufacturer or 89.

When you increase the ocatance or knock resistance of a fuel, especually with addatives, what happens is the flame spread slows down. This slowing down becomes a problem on high reving engines. You can acutally start having problems with burining valve seats.

You are basically pissing money away, unlesss your car needs it. I know that my B16 definatley runs better on 91 than the 94 mowhawk.

The only time I run the high stuff is BC in the summer when its over 30 degrees and I start worrying about heat soak.

[talonboi]

Originally posted by rage2


Japan as well as europe, austrailia uses a different rating system (RON). We use RON+MON/2 here. So you can't just compare octane numbers. 94 RON is somewhere in the 85-90 range for our octane level.
:confused: u know too much lol

[b_t]

Originally posted by talonboi

:confused: u know too much lol

use the search a lot and read all his old posts and you will too ;)

[talonboi]

Originally posted by b_t


use the search a lot and read all his old posts and you will too ;)

too many things too learn haha

[Mitsu3000gt]

How are they getting the fuel to 94? Ethonol? if so, what percentage is it? Many cars are only supposed to run up to 10% ethonol in their gas and no more.

Mark

[anyone]

Originally posted by freakin
Does anyone know of any Edmonton stations with 94? I just went up there last weekend and couldn't find any. Ended up using premium and taking it easy for the drive home. :(

Huskys that have 94: 3105 Calgary Trail, 19820 62ave, 15303 73a st. The last two are in the letter that rage2 posted... Calgary trail has the 94 currently if the other two aren't open.

Hope this helps!

[mr.13secprobe]

Anyone already posted the same answer above

[freakin]

Does anyone know if the Husky in Sundance is going to be opened up anytime soon? I'm getting a bit sick of driving across town for gas.

[AllGoNoShow]

CalgarySupra do you still have that Octane reader thing?

It would be interesting to waste my time checking octane's of certin gas stations and reporting them here.

[freakin]

I'd be interested in the results. I wouldn't be surprised if someone's 91 rating turned out higher than Mohawk/Husky's 94.

[AllGoNoShow]

Me neither, and i wouldn't be suprised if some smaller gas stations 91's were less then 87

[benyl]

Originally posted by AllGoNoShow
Me neither, and i wouldn't be suprised if some smaller gas stations 91's were less then 87

They would be breaking the law.

I think that the rating on the pump is supposed to state the minimum octane level. It could very well be higher.

[rage2]

Originally posted by freakin
I'd be interested in the results. I wouldn't be surprised if someone's 91 rating turned out higher than Mohawk/Husky's 94.
I've tested them all. None come close to husky/mohawk 94.

[AllGoNoShow]

Every single one rage???:poosie:


It would be interesting to see what ones up here provide the best gas for the price.

[rage2]

In terms of power output (remember I can crank up the boost).

94 Mohawk
91 Shell
92 Mohawk (runs higher boost but about same power as Shell 91)
91 Esso (used to be called 92... scammers!)
91 Petro Canada

Search my old ass threads. I tested them all, noticed Esso sucked even tho rated at 92, and they changed it to 91 after someone (not me) complained.

[AllGoNoShow]

so 91 and then whatever company is what the highest octane rating they offer is actually at? INteresting....

What about places like Gas plus and 7eleven

[95EagleAWD]

Husky on St. Albert trail in St. Alber has 94 Octance now... for the E-town crowd here.

[kane584]

whats the difference between 91 and 94 octane fuel ?

[dino_martini]

Is it bad to put mid grade or premium fuel into a car, if the owners manual suggests regular? I know this is a n00b question, dont know much about fuel. :dunno:

[bituerbo]

I just moved here from Ottawa. I would frequently cross the river (ottawa river... to go into quebec) as Petro Canada offers TRUE 94 octane, 0 ethanol out there.

There were also Sunoco stations within 5 minutes of each other all offering 94 (but an ethanol blend) across the city of Ottawa.

When getting your car tuned, if you got it tuned on petro-can 94, then switched to sunoco 94 you'd start to knock. (unless ECU could compensate by retarding).

I used sunoco's 94 out of convenience, but it was a nice treat (and a noticible one) to use Petro's 94.

[CK4500]

Anyone know where to get 94 Octane in Red Deer?

I've called around asking:
"Could you please tell me the octane level in your premium gas?"
All the women replied:
"Oh, it's 98.9 a litre right now".

No one knows what Octane is here......

Thanks!

[Jynx]

Originally posted by Hulkamania
Anyone know where to get 94 Octane in Red Deer?

I've called around asking:
"Could you please tell me the octane level in your premium gas?"
All the women replied:
"Oh, it's 98.9 a litre right now".

No one knows what Octane is here......

Thanks!

Try downtown husky or eastveiw mohawk...

[Veris]

51st - Husky in Saskatoon (in case anyone goes there)

One note, 94 is an ethanol blended fuel and will lean out you’re A/F by about 3.5%. Ethanol contains ~35% oxygen by weight. http://www.world-petroleum.org/education/atfuels/

I strongly suggest tuning with it, especially on FI cars, before using it. If you tune it to the ‘bleeding edge’ on regular gas and then switch to 94 you risk detonation due to A/F changes. Ie if you tuned to 12.5:1 on regular fuel your air fuel on the blended 94/92 would be close to 12.9:1.

That all said I run it. :)

[JRSC00LUDE]

Originally posted by CK4500
Anyone know where to get 94 Octane in Red Deer?

I've called around asking:
"Could you please tell me the octane level in your premium gas?"
All the women replied:
"Oh, it's 98.9 a litre right now".

No one knows what Octane is here......

Thanks!

Well Captain Oblivious, if you would just check the Husky website station locator LIKE I F'IN TOLD YOU TO AND LIKE I DID BEFORE I CAME TO VISIT YOU LAST TIME you would see that there are no stations in Red Deer with 94 but lots with the 92 that you tuned on!

Broke-ass, beat down armpit city of the QE2 likely can't afford that shit!

[CK4500]

Yeah, well my car (on 91 octane) can beat your car (on your precious 94 octane).

[N8S-ITR]

super helpful man thanks

[TurboMedic]

Originally posted by Veris

One note, 94 is an ethanol blended fuel and will lean out you’re A/F by about 3.5%. Ethanol contains ~35% oxygen by weight. http://www.world-petroleum.org/education/atfuels/

I strongly suggest tuning with it, especially on FI cars, before using it. If you tune it to the ‘bleeding edge’ on regular gas and then switch to 94 you risk detonation due to A/F changes. Ie if you tuned to 12.5:1 on regular fuel your air fuel on the blended 94/92 would be close to 12.9:1.

That all said I run it. :)

Very important for those who ride bikes.....I tried a tank of 94 in my gixxer, and on WOT acceleration, it would dive bad at about 8-9K, almost throw me over the bars! All because of a dangerous lean condition the ECU couldn't correct....Granted I'm running a full hindle race system without PC3 correction, so I'm a little lean already, but I've heard similar from other riders too.

[wheelz]

In the first post the phone number for the sundance station is wrong. Should be 571-3663

[99atlantic]

sweeeeeeeeeeeet, so now by running a tune+94+type-R badges you can gain an extra 10hp, bumping your ride up to 125hp! Awesome! :burnout:

[bituerbo]

None of these locations are open 24hrs any more.

[mitsumirage]

all the husky offer this and mohawk , rly? O RLY

[Eleanor]

Wasn't this thread stickied a while back?

[Ek9Max]

GREAT NEWS!!!


For all of us NW boys.

Huskey at 250 Hawkstone Drive NW, Calgary.

Is now serving 94 octane! Verified by my buddy who went there today.

They only have 94 and 90 on all 4 of their pumps.

Wanted to let everybody know so that they keep getting it!

Finally i don't have to drive 20-30 minutes to get it. 4 minute drive is much nicer :)

[rage2]

first post updated, thanks!

Are all those locations still legit?

[rage2]

Can anyone confirm if these 2 stations have 94? If so I will add it to the list.

Woodbine Husky Market
11808-24 ST.
403-251-4040

Southwood Mohawk
10241 ELBOW DR. S.W.
403-259-6588

Thanks!

[Cooked Rice]

Am I wrong, or is the Autosquare Mohawk on 16th no longer there?

[Transp0rt3r]

Originally posted by rage2
Can anyone confirm if these 2 stations have 94? If so I will add it to the list.

Woodbine Husky Market
11808-24 ST.
403-251-4040

Southwood Mohawk
10241 ELBOW DR. S.W.
403-259-6588

Thanks!

Woodbine - NO!!!
Southwood - I'll check Monday morning !

[A2VR6]

Update: Just filled up at the Sandstone Husky at 230 Sandarac Drive NW today and they switch all their pumps to 94!

So all they have on their pumps now are 90,92 and 94.

:clap:

[badatusrnames]

The 16th Avenue location is now a hole in the ground...

[Aleks]

Originally posted by rage2
Can anyone confirm if these 2 stations have 94? If so I will add it to the list.

Woodbine Husky Market
11808-24 ST.
403-251-4040

Southwood Mohawk
10241 ELBOW DR. S.W.
403-259-6588

Thanks!


Woodbine Husky Market
11808-24 ST.
403-251-4040

Confirmed they just got it!

[Canmorite]

Husky
1419 8th St SW & 15th Ave

90, 92 and 94. Walked by today and checked.

[Ek9Max]

Originally posted by A2VR6
Update: Just filled up at the Sandstone Husky at 230 Sandarac Drive NW today and they switch all their pumps to 94!

So all they have on their pumps now are 90,92 and 94.

:clap:

Same as the husky in silver springs!

looks like Husky is moving everything to 90,92,94! :)

[zieg]

Wow, last I checked Husky was 93? I guess they stepped it up. Question though, is the husky gas running more ethanol than normal? In Vancouver the gas of choice is Chevron 94, nobody likes the Husky stuff because of the higher ethanol content, they say it has some negative side effects (?)...


Anyway I'm dyno tuned for 94 and moving to Calgary next week, so...

[assram]

Just a tip.

get 2 bucks off 25L.

Been using it w/o problems for past few weeks.
http://www.myhusky.ca/home/coupon.html?upc=06018766068

haha.. I usually refill twice everytime to use 2 coupons.

[mr2mike]

2012 bump...

Rage, the Husky on 14th St looks to be shutdown (1st post update for NW?).

I'm hoping it's a quick turnaround but I am not so sure, it could be gone for good... Damn. Other options close by?

[npham]

That one on 14th that closed was so freaking close to me, but now I just go the opposite way and fill up on the one just past Memorial on 14th, near 10th ave.

[GoChris]

Just noticed the Petro in Cranston now has 94 Octane. I just tuned in the fall for 91 since 94 was too much of a pain to get :banghead: Now it's across the street from me.

[V6-BoI]

Originally posted by GoChris
Just noticed the Petro in Cranston now has 94 Octane. I just tuned in the fall for 91 since 94 was too much of a pain to get :banghead: Now it's across the street from me.

Anyone else know of any other Petros with 94 octane? I'd like to have more variety than just Husky 94 octane

[max_boost]

Is 92/94 better for high end turbo cars? i.e. 911 Turbo?

[mr2mike]

Only if your ECU is mapped to utilize it. Otherwise, there's no real added benefits.

If your porsche has a boost controller you could probably run a few more pounds of boost with higher octane.

[btimbit]

Originally posted by V6-BoI


Anyone else know of any other Petros with 94 octane? I'd like to have more variety than just Husky 94 octane

Cranston and 36th street NE have 94.

[xnvy]

I have a question... Does Husky 94>Petro 94? I've heard that Petro gases are more resistant to knocking?:dunno:

That cranston petro is only like 2 mins away but everyone I know uses Husky 94.

[JZS_147]

Originally posted by GoChris
Just noticed the Petro in Cranston now has 94 Octane. I just tuned in the fall for 91 since 94 was too much of a pain to get :banghead: Now it's across the street from me.

Add 2 degrees of timing.


I personally don't like Petro gas, it doesn't burn very clean.




More locations:

Chinook Husky
5316 MacLeod Trail SW
Calgary, AB T2H 0J4
(403) 259-3364
Notes: shitty ramp in and out, not good if you have a slammed car



Bears Mohawk
510 58 Avenue Southeast
Calgary, AB
(403) 259-2533
Notes: Low car friendly, nice ramp in and out. FULL SERVE ONLY.

[ka-t240sx]

theres a husky on the corner of 52st and 106 ave SE i believe. it was just recently built not that long ago.
havnt been there in a few weeks but im pretty sure they have 94 octane also.

[JZS_147]

Originally posted by mr2mike
Only if your ECU is mapped to utilize it. Otherwise, there's no real added benefits.

If your porsche has a boost controller you could probably run a few more pounds of boost with higher octane.

Not true.

A lot of stock ECU's will advance the timing with higher octane gas....but there won't be enough correction to optimize something like C16 lol.

I measured an 7whp difference on the dyno with my previous Supra when going from Shell 91 to Husky 94.

And if you add more boost, you're taking timing out anyways...

[JZS_147]

NorthWest

14th Street C/W Calgary
418 - 14th Street NW
CALGARY, AB
403-270-2696

Hawkwood
250 Hawkstone Drive NW
CALGARY, AB
403-208-8061


NorthEast

Auto Square Calgary
401 - 16th Avenue NE
CALGARY, AB
403-277-0758


SouthWest

Macleod Trail Husky Market
4201 Macleod Trail South
CALGARY, AB
403-243-4262
Notes: Low car friendly on Southbound Mcleod entrance, super steep and awkward ramp on 42nd entrance.

Bow Trail Husky
3824 Bow Trail SW
CALGARY, AB
403-242-2424

Chinook Husky
5316 MacLeod Trail SW
Calgary, AB T2H 0J4
(403) 259-3364
Notes: shitty ramp in and out, not good if you have a slammed car


SouthEast

Husky Sundance
75 Sun Valley Blvd. SE
CALGARY, AB
403-571-2886
Notes: Low car friendly.

Southill Mohawk Calgary
8200 26 Street SE
CALGARY, AB
403-279-3400
Notes: Many entrances into this location, low car friendly.

Bears Mohawk
510 58 Avenue SE
Calgary, AB
(403) 259-2533
Notes: Low car friendly, nice ramp in and out. FULL SERVE ONLY.

Forest Lawn Husky
3819 17 Ave SE
Calgary, AB T2A 0S3
(403) 248-3633
Notes: Not low car friendly

Forest Lawn Mohawk
5505 17 Avenue Southeast
Calgary, AB
(403) 248-0181
Notes: Good ramp entrance for a lowered car, BUT there are tons of tank caps sticking out of the ground.

[ercchry]

its looks like the petro 94 doesnt have the same additives as the rest of their line (at least it doesnt have it written on it at the pump)

hwy 2 @ aldersyde south of town also has the 94 now

[V6-BoI]

Originally posted by btimbit


Cranston and 36th street NE have 94.

Ah good to know a location in the NE has it. I'll give that a shot on my next fill and see how it is compared to Husky 94 octane.

[Maxx Mazda]

The Husky in Coventry Hills has 94. I fill there all the time.

[georgemagana]

I thought the husky in hawkwood didnt have 94.

There is a new Hustky that does have 94 in Crowfoot and also the Dalhousie one