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Bryan Worner · 09-22-2015, 12:16 PM

I know all of you that are bashing Sunoco on here are doing it because of bad experiences with the fuel, but who is really to blame? Sunoco? I really don't think so. My family has always run Sunoco, except for a year Byron ran VP for half a season. We have a local Sunoco dealer very close to us. Our fuel is always transported in sealed drums, except the leftover fuel in my plastic jug I keep in my trailer between races. We only had a problem one time and that was an issue with the supply being shipped to our dealer in a contaminated tanker. All fuel was replaced by our dealer at no cost and the supplier took the fuel back.

My point here is how the fuel is handled by the supplier, dealer and you are what is making your fuel good or bad. So if you use additives, put dry ice in your fuel cell, mix fuels, etc. expect your fuel to change and fail. I have only had that one issue in over 10 years of using Sunoco myself. My family has used it for over 20 years.

09-22-2015, 12:16 PM	#48
Bryan Worner Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Duncannon, PA Posts: 823 Likes: 133 Liked 524 Times in 84 Posts	Re: Sunoco fuel at Indy I know all of you that are bashing Sunoco on here are doing it because of bad experiences with the fuel, but who is really to blame? Sunoco? I really don't think so. My family has always run Sunoco, except for a year Byron ran VP for half a season. We have a local Sunoco dealer very close to us. Our fuel is always transported in sealed drums, except the leftover fuel in my plastic jug I keep in my trailer between races. We only had a problem one time and that was an issue with the supply being shipped to our dealer in a contaminated tanker. All fuel was replaced by our dealer at no cost and the supplier took the fuel back. My point here is how the fuel is handled by the supplier, dealer and you are what is making your fuel good or bad. So if you use additives, put dry ice in your fuel cell, mix fuels, etc. expect your fuel to change and fail. I have only had that one issue in over 10 years of using Sunoco myself. My family has used it for over 20 years.