Good Idea? Octane Related
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Re: Good Idea? Octane Related (TheHater)
Ouch! Its only $3.50 per gallon here in IL
To the best of my knowledge running higher octane fuel has basicly the same benefit as retarding your timing to get rid of detonation.
Does anyone have a rule of thumb when it comes to octane and boost. Say 3 octane points higher for each addition PSI or something general like that?
To the best of my knowledge running higher octane fuel has basicly the same benefit as retarding your timing to get rid of detonation.
Does anyone have a rule of thumb when it comes to octane and boost. Say 3 octane points higher for each addition PSI or something general like that?
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Re: Good Idea? Octane Related (gothatch)
octane is the resitance to detonate.
higher the octane, the more controlled the explosion is; thus, you will be less prone to detonate.
It is a good idea to run high octane gas, but it's not worth 65 bucks to fill your tank.
spend 500 and tuen it properly to pumpgas and you'll be set
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higher the octane, the more controlled the explosion is; thus, you will be less prone to detonate.
It is a good idea to run high octane gas, but it's not worth 65 bucks to fill your tank.
spend 500 and tuen it properly to pumpgas and you'll be set
-ryan
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Re: Good Idea? Octane Related (tegasaurus)
octane is the resitance to detonate.
higher the octane, the more controlled the explosion is; thus, you will be less prone to detonate.
It is a good idea to run high octane gas, but it's not worth 65 bucks to fill your tank.
spend 500 and tuen it properly to pumpgas and you'll be set
-ryan
higher the octane, the more controlled the explosion is; thus, you will be less prone to detonate.
It is a good idea to run high octane gas, but it's not worth 65 bucks to fill your tank.
spend 500 and tuen it properly to pumpgas and you'll be set
-ryan
What about if you put half 100 and half 91?
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Re: Good Idea? Octane Related (Quick 200k Mile Motor)
You could do a mix of race and pump if you wanted to, but xylene works well, and its 117 octane. Mix that in and shizzam. I'm a fan of alky/water injection systems though. It's roughly the same as running race gas, but it's a helluva lot cheaper and it cools off the boost a lot. My bud runs it in his mustang, he has a non-intercooled vortech YS-trim on an 8.5:1 compression motor, and with the alky and water he runs 20 pounds of boost on 93 octane.
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Re: Good Idea? Octane Related (Quick 200k Mile Motor)
I was reading on a GN site (they use Toulene a lot) that you can only mix something like 20% Toulene with fuel which only gets you to about 94 octane
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Re: Good Idea? Octane Related (TheHater)
Methanol injection...but it really only a good idea if you have a standalone to tune the fuel tables. It gives you sky high octane when you need it (boosting).
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Re: Good Idea? Octane Related (TheHater)
WTF 2.10 today i bought 91Octane for two bucks .....wtf is cali coming too
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Re: Good Idea? Octane Related (Josh Carr)
you guys do know that mostly all gases with over a 105 rating has a high lead content right? I hope so. 100 is fine. You can always use alchy. Cheep but burns fast...
Other info...did you know that the FED. government will cover the costs to switch your car over to alchy? YEP. I'm looking into everything. Different rings, pistons, fuel system, injectors, rail, regulators, and alchy coolant systems.
Other info...did you know that the FED. government will cover the costs to switch your car over to alchy? YEP. I'm looking into everything. Different rings, pistons, fuel system, injectors, rail, regulators, and alchy coolant systems.
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Re: Good Idea? Octane Related (Bnjmn)
Methanol injection...but it really only a good idea if you have a standalone to tune the fuel tables. It gives you sky high octane when you need it (boosting).
Ben
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humans and hepatic and brain alterations in animals. EPA has derived
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1. Humans - "Chronic" exposure to methanol vapors (no time or dose
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Nitroedex- I was looking to that as well. Where'd you find out about the government covering it? I need more info on this.
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Re: Good Idea? Octane Related (Zero_son)
Methanol injection...but it really only a good idea if you have a standalone to tune the fuel tables. It gives you sky high octane when you need it (boosting).
Ben
You do know Methanol is toxic right? I'd use ethanol.
Nitroedex- I was looking to that as well. Where'd you find out about the government covering it? I need more info on this.
Ben
You do know Methanol is toxic right? I'd use ethanol.
Nitroedex- I was looking to that as well. Where'd you find out about the government covering it? I need more info on this.
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