Bennefitsfrom running race gas
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Bennefitsfrom running race gas
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2007 Silverado with 416ci Maggie 10.5 psi(almost maxed blower) with 200 shot dedicated fuel system with VP C16
What gains if any from running race gas in the stock gas tank? Lets say current setup runs 20* and 12.0 in the 1/4 and on 200 shot it runs 11.0 in the 1/4.
Race gas tune has 25* and runs 11.5 if I pull timing to keep 20* it would still run 11.0 on the VP. Would the race gas allow the added timing on the 200 shot? with 25* ad the 200 shot it should run faster then 11.0
2007 Silverado with 416ci Maggie 10.5 psi(almost maxed blower) with 200 shot dedicated fuel system with VP C16
What gains if any from running race gas in the stock gas tank? Lets say current setup runs 20* and 12.0 in the 1/4 and on 200 shot it runs 11.0 in the 1/4.
Race gas tune has 25* and runs 11.5 if I pull timing to keep 20* it would still run 11.0 on the VP. Would the race gas allow the added timing on the 200 shot? with 25* ad the 200 shot it should run faster then 11.0
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Unfortunately there are very few choices here. Pump gas, VP 109 and VP C16.
Question is if I can't bump timing to make gains what is the benefit of running race gas in the first place. At least as it pertain to nitrous. Without nitrous but with race gas and more timing it definately picks up.
Question is if I can't bump timing to make gains what is the benefit of running race gas in the first place. At least as it pertain to nitrous. Without nitrous but with race gas and more timing it definately picks up.
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I run pump gas in the car, and race fuel in my standalone for a wider and safe tune window in my application. 150 range I never had problem even with stock timing, its when I started to hit 200 and above and use a second stage did timing make a difference. Reading my plugs, and playing with timing I found out my car liked 16-18 total and having 116 fuel in my standalone. This was after burning many plugs the ground straps completely off and even the porcelain was partially gone lol. So I decided to have the timing at 16-18 to be safe. Could I have advanced it more? maybe but sometimes the gains are so minimal its hard to measure. Hopefully somebody else will chime in also.
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Same here pump gas in trucks gas tank and C16 in the nitrous stand alone. We have it setup on a two stage with 100 on pedal and 200 on handheld button but currently we have the relay for the first stage out. Just wondering if also putting race gas in the tank we can add more timing.
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Same here pump gas in trucks gas tank and C16 in the nitrous stand alone. We have it setup on a two stage with 100 on pedal and 200 on handheld button but currently we have the relay for the first stage out. Just wondering if also putting race gas in the tank we can add more timing.
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If you run it off of race gas, you get extra protection from detonation. In turn, you get to run more timing. But there are downsides to it. If it's a full emissions system vehicle, you risk burning up the 02 sensors, damaging the cats, and more.
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In the US I pay $35 and only because it went up recently from $30.
Currently using B8EFS
Unfortunately there is no E85 here. My White Silvy in the US is on E85 and I love it. My truck isn't flex fuel either just tuned for E85 only.
Before when I was on pump gas I needed to pull 10* when squeezing a 200 shot or run race gas which was $9 a gallon. Now that I am on E85 I can drive around all day and when needed I can spray no need to pull timing. And it a hair cheaper than 91oct pump gas to boot.
Are you the one I talk to when I order nitrous parts. If so I was supposed to send you some Texas street racing(lol) videos for you to format for me.