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Northside of KUSE Lobby
Self Serve Pump: - 24-hour accessibility
$3.90/ gallon
"Swift Fuels' Unleaded UL94 Avgas is made of the same base hydrocarbon components as 100LL, without the addition of tetraethyl lead. Therefore, there is no impact on compatibility with the existing distribution supply chain infrastructure or engine/aircraft fuel systems. There are NO HARDWARE MODIFICATIONS required to use Unleaded UL94 Avgas in any aircraft with an engine rated at 94 Motor octane or lower. Unleaded UL94 Avgas meets or exceeds the minimum octane requirements of many of the engines manufactured by Lycoming, Continental, and Rotax.
Swift Fuels has also conducted endurance testing and dimensional analysis on our Unleaded UL94 Avgas versus 100LL on our engine test stand. Results show increased spark plug life, overall decreased engine wear and tear, significantly decreased deposit build-up, and no acidic corrosion compared to what was observed with 100LL."
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100LL is a blue transparent fluid that high is in octane and still contains low amounts of lead in the gasoline. We have many questions on what is in our fuel, so we want to give you the most information possible before you make your purchase. Please click on the link for more additional information on what 100LL fuel is and how it came about.
"...The oil companies found that they could still meet the 100/130 octane specification with only 2 grams of lead per gallon if they increased the severity of the refinery process and topped off the blend with toluene concentrate.
A new product and a revised ASTM D-910 spec were born. To differentiate the new 2 gram limit fuel from the old unlimited lead level fuel, they chose a new color, blue, for the product. It seemed too confusing to have a 100/130 and a 100/130LL, so they started calling the new product 100LL but the new product still met the same 100 lean rating and 130 rich rating octane requirements as the old 100/130 fuels..."