Tricked-Out-Toy

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Anyone run Renegade fuel? Its ALOT cheaper than VP and Im wondering what the differences is between Renegades Pro116, C16 and Q16?
http://www.renegadepro1.com/index.ph...=110&Itemid=53

Tricked-Out-Toy

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Nobody!? I figured somebody would be running this instead of VP. I can get a 55 gallon drum of 116 for $450! Try getting VP for $8 bucks a gallon!

dreamls1

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Interesting! Hey where can you buy that fuel? Shoot me a pm

JL ws-6

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Is this the company that used to be Torco? If so it's most likly very good fuel, as I had very good luck using Torco for the last 3 years.

The link above doesn't work by the way.

Tricked-Out-Toy

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Not sure about Torco or not but I fixed the link. The local circle track guys use it alot and have great results with it.

JL ws-6

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They used to be a big Torco distributor, that is where I thought they were linked, read the about us on the website.

It looks like they started doing their own fuel, which may, depending on alot of things, be a very close fuel to torco.

If you can get it for a reasonable proce, try it. Just be careful with the tuneup's initially, pull a few extra degrees and make sure you have a wideband on the car. The specific gravity of the fuels look good for what that's worth, if it was available in my area I would try it. The 118 Nos fuel looks like almost exactly the same spec's as Torco 118, probably behaves similar.

Tricked-Out-Toy

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Thats pretty much what we figured. we are going to test it out in the 346 and see how it preforms before putting it on the new motor..

JL ws-6

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Not a bad idea.

I'd look at the specific gravity, and the lead content of the fuel, if the 2 are the same as torco is/was, you probably have the same thing again.

I wish I was closer to you I'd pick up a 5 gallon pail of the 118Nos and try it out when I get things going again.