Reply to "Gas prices for 100 octane"

robertvegasMember

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Maybe detune it a little and make it more street friendly? Consider buying a 55 gallon drum of 100 octane direct from VP to bring the price down if you have to use it all the time.

Detune it? Uhhhhhh, That doesn't sound fun. :-)

I don't have the build sheet on the motor, but the motor doesn't run as well if I use normal gas. And it diesels when I shut it off, which is embarrassing.

I used to think 55 gallons was a lot to buy at once, but I can go through a 22 gallon tank of fuel pretty quickly if I am going on runs during the weekends. 8.5mpg doesn't get me very far.

R.

10/19/0810:41 PM

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