Sunoco race fuel,
at the counter.
We sell Sunoco race fuel at our shop in Sealy, TX, just west of Houston. Not local? Use Sunoco’s Fuel Finder — but if you’re within an hour of Sealy, we pump it from the drum by the gallon.
Six grades,
pumped by the gallon.
| Fuel | Best for |
|---|---|
| E85R | Race-grade E85 — consistent ethanol content, oxygenated, for the boosted E85 builds on our Stage sheets. |
| GT Plus 104 | Unleaded 104 octane. Street-legal power for tuned bolt-on cars. |
| Standard 110 | Leaded 110. The drag-strip staple for high-compression N/A and modest boost. |
| Supreme 112 | Leaded 112 for higher compression and more boost. |
| Maximal 116 | Leaded 116 — big boost, big compression, big nitrous. |
| Methanol | For alcohol-injection and methanol-fueled applications. |
5-gallon jugs, three ways.
Jug pricing
Fuel is priced at the counter and moves with the market — call (281) 493-9300 for today’s per-gallon price.
Bottle refills & systems
Bring the bottle in for a refill, or let us spec a plate or direct-port system for the car.
Nitrous systemsLeaded vs unleaded, E85 vs E85R.

Melted Cats from a Bad Tune and Bad Gas
We always preach about using good fuel and having a good tune in your performance car, especially your daily driven hot rod. We had a great example this week about why this is so important!
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E85 vs E85R - What is the difference?
So a big thing nowadays is E85 conversions. E85 burns cleaner, can give a boost in horsepower, and has that lovely signature corn smell to it. We're a Sunoco race fuel dealer and we sell E85R. The number one question we get is why is our E85 so expensive when you can just get it from the pump?
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Race Fuel: Leaded vs Unleaded and the Importance of Octane
There’s tons of different race fuels out there. There’s leaded and unleaded, ethanol and non-ethanol, and octanes that can reach over 116. So what does all this mean and what fuel should go in your car?
Read moreGrab fuel on the way.
We’re right on the I-10 frontage road in Sealy. Call ahead — by appointment only — and we’ll have the drum ready.

