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Old 06-10-2016, 11:44 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by BRZ'13 View Post
For people with supercharger and or turbo. Do you run race fuel at the track? Im tuned on 94 but have not been on the track yet since supercharging the car (fear of it blowing up) Anyone track their car and run race fuel? If so, where do you get it and what kind are you running? From my understanding: 100oct will protect my motor from knock and ECU wont pull timing as it gets hotter. Granted i wont make any additional power with 100oct but i will maintain power levels as it temps rise on the track.
You want to make sure you're tuned properly for the octane you're running. Running too high of octane can be dangerous too because higher octane actually burns slower. It can lead to the fuel burning on the way out of the engine instead of completely in the combustion chamber.

If you're heat soaking to the point of timing being pulled back, adding octane is just a band aid as well. You'll want to keep heat in check first.

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Originally Posted by drewbot View Post
This should be pretty close to you:

https://performanceimprovements.com/...nt=18411658561

That are give NV Auto a call....I think they stock some sort of race fuel
I think the race gas that NV is carrying is all e85 based, which is awesome!
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