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It was at the tail end of the dyno session and we didn't compare any farther than switching from one fuel to the other, so I don't have an answer to that one.
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Ron, which engine do you run?
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I ran the 255/350, 295/350, 278/350and now the 1970
lt1 360-325/350
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Renegade R11 is a good option also.
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Color: Green Octane (R+M)/2: 98 Research Octane: 103 Motor Octane: 93 Specific Gravity: 0.762 Weight (lbs/gallon): 6.3 Reid Vapor Pressure (PSI): 4.7 10% Evaporation (°F): 182 50% Evaporation (°F): 220 90% Evaporation (°F): 227 Stoichiometric Air/Fuel Ratio: 14.6 Oxygen (weight%): 0 Ethanol (volume%): 0 H/C Ratio: 1.76 Lower Heating Value (Btu/Gallon): 115800 Lower Heating Value (Btu/Pound): 18240 Dielectric Constant: 1.6 Leaded: No |
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Color: Light Yellow Octane (R+M)/2: 105 Research Octane: 109 Motor Octane: 101 Specific Gravity: 0.714 Weight (lbs/gallon): 5.9 Reid Vapor Pressure (PSI): 8.0 Initial Boiling Point (°F): 90 10% Evaporation (°F): 125 50% Evaporation (°F): 210 90% Evaporation (°F): 225 Final Boiling Point (°F): 250 Stoichiometric Air/Fuel Ratio: 14.9 Oxygen (weight%): 0 Ethanol (volume%): 0 H/C Ratio: 2.09 Lower Heating Value (Btu/Gallon): 111,975 Lower Heating Value (Btu/Pound): 18,650 Dielectric Constant: -0.2 Leaded: Yes |
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Some good info to work with. Ran the new 350 2 barrel combo on pump gas last weekend. 1/8 mile hits only. Divisionals this weekend . Will have C11 in It. Interested in comparing 1/8 performance of 3.50$ gas to 15.00$ race gas. Probably faster on pump gas.
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Call Jason @ Insinger fuels, he will give you the lowdown on the Surge and any other Sunoco fuels, I have been doing some testing with the Surge for them and he has my info and others on the results.
Jason 5706376081 Duane
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An you mix race gas...so long as it done now have ethanol.
Not all tracks carry the same fuel D |
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