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 Post subject: Unleaded Racing Fuel
PostPosted: Tue Sep 25, 2001 8:36 pm 
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I need to know how much we need to bring. 6DM per liter or about 20 us dollars for 2 1/2 gallons. Equals 1/8 of a tank show up with you car close to Empty for best results. My opinion only This stuff works.


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Who knows, we don't even know how many participants we'll have. Just bring a full tanker!! ;)

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I am only worried about FBE. unleaded is 107 Octane american rating the germans would sell it as 110 I do not know why? We have leaded also even higher octane 114 if you do not have cats.


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I am only worried about FBE. unleaded is 107 Octane american rating the germans would sell it as 110 I do not know why? We have leaded also even higher octane 114 if you do not have cats.


Hmmmmm should I replace my gutted cats now, or later?????


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Hmmmmm should I replace my gutted cats now, or later?????

Guess having them open at the moment isn't that bad after all :) What will your motor say to 114?

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Hmmmmm should I replace my gutted cats now, or later?????

Guess having them open at the moment isn't that bad after all :) What will your motor say to 114?


You also have to worry about the O2 Sensors. Lead is also bad for them.

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I do not want anyone to mess up there ride. The unleaded helps a good amount.


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Bruce, you will never catch me, 'cause remember, when you post, I post back!!! Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!! :)

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I would once again like to participate in the using of the 110 oct. fuel. I think it made a difference last time I used it.

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Well seeing as I am running gutted cats, my rear o2's are useless anyway..... I will let you know if I want some 114 Bruce.....


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I'd be interested. Got to have any help I can get. What's the deal with it.

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High octane=more engine performance!! ;)

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You put it in preferably a empty tank and go. The computer does the rest.


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I know that. It smells cool too when burnt. :p I mean, how do I get it?

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Just tell me how much you want and it will be there Race day.


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Just tell me how much you want and it will be there Race day.

5,000 gallons...LOL.. I want to see the tanker roll in.....


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got me again. we can support it within reason up to say 100gal


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High octane=more engine performance!! ;)



High octane=more controlled burn in combustion chamber which = less chance of detonation. There is really no performance increase.

If you guys were running 10psi or gas, then I would say you need it. But unless you are running 13 and up to 1 compression, then I guess you have some extra $$$'s burning a hole in your pocket.

The lead will sooner or later fry all your O2's, and you guys with OBD XXMCLVIII have about 20 of them (or maybe it is just 4 or 5)


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Combustion chamber performance upgrade!! :D

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High octane=more engine performance!! ;)





The lead will sooner or later fry all your O2's, and you guys with OBD XXMCLVIII have about 20 of them (or maybe it is just 4 or 5)


LOL it is four o2's.... I was the only one considering leaded fuel as I was without cats or o2's for a little while.. That is fixed now, so I will not be running anything other than ESSO


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