Best Gas to purchase for racing
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05-04-2000, 12:29 AM
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dorgun1,
I use Sunoco 104 unleaded at the track to prevent detonation. It also is kind to the cats and O2 sensors. BP also makes 104 unleaded that has worked pretty well for me. I have found that having about 3/4 of a tank of fuel gives me better launches and doesn't really slow me down that much.
Hope this helps....
The Wyldman
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Chuck 'Wyldman' Shelton
wyldman@houston.rr.com
Black 99.5 Lightning Build # 1273, DOB 5-14-99, NLOC #315
Best run to date 12.857 @103.48
CD Changer; Tow Pkg.; Lojack; G-Tech/Pro; SnugLid; BedRug; Invinca-Shield, full kit; Clear and smoke Lexan fog light covers; 3M Ti Window Tint; Bel radar detector (shouldn't be an accessory); PowerStack cone filter (a.k.a. supercharger waker upper); American Auto Designs ram air hood; Cal-Tracs traction bars; Bassani headers; Hoosier Road Race tires; Muth Signal Mirrors
I use Sunoco 104 unleaded at the track to prevent detonation. It also is kind to the cats and O2 sensors. BP also makes 104 unleaded that has worked pretty well for me. I have found that having about 3/4 of a tank of fuel gives me better launches and doesn't really slow me down that much.
Hope this helps....
The Wyldman
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Chuck 'Wyldman' Shelton
wyldman@houston.rr.com
Black 99.5 Lightning Build # 1273, DOB 5-14-99, NLOC #315
Best run to date 12.857 @103.48
CD Changer; Tow Pkg.; Lojack; G-Tech/Pro; SnugLid; BedRug; Invinca-Shield, full kit; Clear and smoke Lexan fog light covers; 3M Ti Window Tint; Bel radar detector (shouldn't be an accessory); PowerStack cone filter (a.k.a. supercharger waker upper); American Auto Designs ram air hood; Cal-Tracs traction bars; Bassani headers; Hoosier Road Race tires; Muth Signal Mirrors