Which racing gas would you recommend: 632 cubic inch, head hunter 395 mc, 15.5:1 compression, 1150 horsepower. Car runs 4.50s to 4.60s in a 1900 pound dragster
Posts: 1215 | Location: Georgia | Registered: May 09, 2008
Further, I don't buy my fuel in a pail, it's pumped from a tank or a 55 gallon drum into my 5 gallon fuel jugs and the time slip says consistency of the fuel is a non issue.
Lastly and more important is what fuel do they sell at the tracks you race. That is the determining factor as to what fuel to run for most bracket racers. Here in the northeast, Sunoco is the fuel sold at most every track.
Posts: 28673 | Location: NJ | Registered: August 20, 2000
I'm a chemist at chevron so I do know how to test fuel unless you know me then me or my lab pail or drum couldn't give me fuel for free from a pump you going to tell me there is know cross contamination at a race track dream on you asked a question I gave an answer
Posts: 29 | Location: new jersey | Registered: November 14, 2010
I'm going to reiterate what I've already stated...
I buy my Sunoco fuel pumped from a large tank or 55 gallon drum and haven't had 1 fuel issue in the 25 years I've been running Sunoco race fuels, Purple, Blue and Red purchased from numerous tracks in the north east, mid atlantic region and southeast.
Posts: 28673 | Location: NJ | Registered: August 20, 2000
X-16 is better then maximal. How do I know. Because I have tested both. A new fuel will come out at PRI. X-14 will come out there. It is Late model plus. Which has more lead which is better in bad air
Posts: 436 | Location: pa | Registered: September 23, 2002
I just bought some x14 and run at million supposedly makes 15more hp and runs cooler...but for the price difference y’all can have it....seen no et change in mine I’ll stick with 112...and save $200....
Posts: 3110 | Location: USA | Registered: December 04, 2008