Sunoco...BP...Shell...or Mobil
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For Race fuel, sunco all the way. (Thats what they specilize in) I'd suggest their GT100 Unleaded (100 octane) or theier GT Plus Unleaded (104 octane). However these High octane fules are pretty useless unless the engine is making enough compression for them........
Oh, and if you dont have a cat, they have severel Leaded fuels rated at 110,112 and 116 octane.
Oh, for those guys runnin Nitrous Oxide, Sunco has a gas specificly formulated to work with that. their Supreme N.O.S. Fuel, rated at 117 octane
They also make Racing Alcohol too.
So for Racing aplications Sunco is the only way to go.
Oh, and if you dont have a cat, they have severel Leaded fuels rated at 110,112 and 116 octane.
Oh, for those guys runnin Nitrous Oxide, Sunco has a gas specificly formulated to work with that. their Supreme N.O.S. Fuel, rated at 117 octane
They also make Racing Alcohol too.
So for Racing aplications Sunco is the only way to go.
Last edited by Zzyzx; Dec 3, 2003 at 10:51 AM.
Actually, the techron added in Chevron fuels make the burn more effecient and is better for the engine. I have family that works for Conoco, and they say that in small displacment engines they only use Chevron, even though they get the conoco for 1/2 off because Chevron is so much better quality gas, especially on high compression motors.
All the oils are from the same supplier, and the same transport truck and mostly all the same delivery up until they are distributed to shell, bp, mobil, sunoco...then each company do their special stuff to make things.. basically the same... burn gas..
it's a matter of personal choice and cheap prices... and airmiles...points..
it's a matter of personal choice and cheap prices... and airmiles...points..
Originally posted by ponyman
All of the auto manufactures use Chevron Supreme in their cars for EPA emissions, milage, and horsepower tests. So I would have to say go with Chevron
All of the auto manufactures use Chevron Supreme in their cars for EPA emissions, milage, and horsepower tests. So I would have to say go with Chevron
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Originally posted by cryption
you guys dont need premium ... our cars a tuned to run on 87 .. so 89 is the most really
you guys dont need premium ... our cars a tuned to run on 87 .. so 89 is the most really
stupid south crap i am stationed here in FL and im from NJ where they have Sunoco which is the best gas and uses the most American owned oil for their gas....now i just get gas on base
i read an article recently Sunoco is the cleanest fuel out there with approx. 270 p.p.m. per L, cant remember what that stands for. the others have double triple and even quadruple that amount



