Race gas:do or don't
07-08-2011, 03:58 PM
#1
Race gas:do or don't
Taking the car to the track next weekend and i have 4 gallons of 112 octane race gas left over from my bike and was curious if i throw some in if it would would 1.make any difference in performance and 2.If it would hurt anything.Just bumped the timing 2 degrees if that makes a difference.
07-08-2011, 05:38 PM
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You sure that 112 isn't LEADED race fuel?
This is my email with Rockett Racing Fuel
This is my email with Rockett Racing Fuel
Hi Daniel,
Our 111, 114 & 118 blends are ethanol free. These are leaded racing blends which are not legal for street use and will harm emission control systems in late model vehicles. Our 100 Octane Unleaded Racing Fuel blend contains 10% ethanol as it is a street legal blend.
Our 111 octane blend can be purchased in drums from the Rebel Oil warehouse at 1900 W. Sahara Ave. in Las Vegas.(702-385-7099)
Our 114 & 118 octane blends can be purchased from our Master Marketer in charge of drum sales.
Knoll Brothers Oil Co.
Attn: Larry Knoll
1-800-423-3476
Email:knollbrosoil@sbcglobal.net
When kept in the tightly sealed drum in which the fuel is delivered, our fuel blends will last for 2 years in storage.
Contact me if you have technical questions about our Rockett Brand Racing Fuel products.
Regards,
Lee Nylander
Our 111, 114 & 118 blends are ethanol free. These are leaded racing blends which are not legal for street use and will harm emission control systems in late model vehicles. Our 100 Octane Unleaded Racing Fuel blend contains 10% ethanol as it is a street legal blend.
Our 111 octane blend can be purchased in drums from the Rebel Oil warehouse at 1900 W. Sahara Ave. in Las Vegas.(702-385-7099)
Our 114 & 118 octane blends can be purchased from our Master Marketer in charge of drum sales.
Knoll Brothers Oil Co.
Attn: Larry Knoll
1-800-423-3476
Email:knollbrosoil@sbcglobal.net
When kept in the tightly sealed drum in which the fuel is delivered, our fuel blends will last for 2 years in storage.
Contact me if you have technical questions about our Rockett Brand Racing Fuel products.
Regards,
Lee Nylander
Last edited by ffcbairn; 07-08-2011 at 05:43 PM.
07-08-2011, 05:59 PM
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07-09-2011, 01:42 AM
#11
I agree. High compression whether from radical pistons or boost is where you'll see gains. It's not going to hurt anything, you'll just be wasting good fuel in a car that can't utilize the high octane levels.
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