Originally Posted by Bryan Worner (Post 475060)

I heard from a fellow racer that when an oxygenator is detected in a fuel, NHRA tech is telling the user of that fuel to "not use it again!"

In Charlotte at the 4 Wides, two different devices were used to check my fuel during qualifying. When I asked what they were checking for with the new device, they would not give me an answer. Well, now I know what they are checking for.......oxygenators.

It is well known around the Stock and SS community that certain "additives" have been used over the past few years that were not detected during fuel check. Well, now they are being detected. I think this pretty much sums it up.

Originally Posted by Bryan Worner (Post 475065)

How many on here have ever heard of "Power Mist?"

Originally Posted by Bryan Worner (Post 475065)

How many on here have ever heard of "Power Mist?"

Originally Posted by Dwight Southerland (Post 475017)

It's gotta be the Cajuns. They are always carrying around questionable liquids.

Originally Posted by Alex Denysenko (Post 475182)

If that's the case Dwight I GA RON-TEE you that large TEUTON feller is behind it somehow ;)

Originally Posted by Ed Wright (Post 475152)

Anything will pass fuel check, if the guy gives NHRA a sample that did not come from his fuel cel, but from a bottle he keeps stashed under the hood just for fuel checks.