This Page is here to help you find a local supplier of race gas. Below are links that should help you. If you know of a brand that we have missed or one of these links no longer works let us know.

CT Racing builds a high percentage of our motors to run a minimum of 100 octane. To achieve this you can purchase 108-112 leaded race fuel and cut it 50/50 with Super unleaded. You can also just purchase 100-105 octane race gas and just run that straight, although it is cheaper to go the other way.

High octane race fuel burns colder and slower than pump fuel, so the misconception that race gas burns hot is wrong. Octane above what the motor is build for or tuned for is wasted. It won't hurt the motor but you may lose HP by running race gas in a pump gas motor. The other side is if you run pump gas in a race gas motor you may do damage as the motor will run hot.

VP Racing Fuels http://www.vpracingfuels.com/dist.html#

Turbo Blue http://www.turboblue.com/master.asp

F&L Race Fuel  http://www.racefuel.com/dist_%20s.htm

Sunoco  http://www.sunocoinc.com/site/Consumer/RaceFuels/DistributorMap/

Torco http://torco.com/index.php?fuseaction=home.dist

Power Mist http://www.powermist.com/home.html

Trick Racing Fuels http://www.trickgas.com/distribution.htm

Klotz Racing Fuel http://www.klotzlube.com/main.asp

This is a link to a Tech bulletin by Kotz about do's and don't of racing http://www.klotzlube.com/tech/gas_dos_and_donts.pdf