mixing fuels
05-29-2008, 06:08 PM
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mixing fuels i am running a standalone setup.
93 through the motor and race gas in a dedicated nitrous cell.
ive had a few people tell me im going to blow my motor up because 2 different fuels dont mix.
doesnt everyone do this?
opinions?
11.2:1 stock 6.0 shortblock on a 150 shot.
pump gas in the factory tank, and c16 in the n2o cell.
93 through the motor and race gas in a dedicated nitrous cell.
ive had a few people tell me im going to blow my motor up because 2 different fuels dont mix.
doesnt everyone do this?
opinions?
11.2:1 stock 6.0 shortblock on a 150 shot.
pump gas in the factory tank, and c16 in the n2o cell.
05-30-2008, 03:49 AM
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Been running leaded race gas in my dedicated cell, and a mix of 94 and unleaded 104 in my main tank for years, literally 100's and 100's of passes. Never had any issues, but i could be the luckest person alive, maybe i should pick up a super lotto ticket.
05-31-2008, 11:00 AM
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i am running a standalone setup.
93 through the motor and race gas in a dedicated nitrous cell.
ive had a few people tell me im going to blow my motor up because 2 different fuels dont mix.
doesnt everyone do this?
opinions?
11.2:1 stock 6.0 shortblock on a 150 shot.
pump gas in the factory tank, and c16 in the n2o cell.
93 through the motor and race gas in a dedicated nitrous cell.
ive had a few people tell me im going to blow my motor up because 2 different fuels dont mix.
doesnt everyone do this?
opinions?
11.2:1 stock 6.0 shortblock on a 150 shot.
pump gas in the factory tank, and c16 in the n2o cell.
Who ever told you this probably doesn't own a hot rod and if they do it's probably slower than a retarted kid.
