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High octane fuel 700

posted by  mikenz on  Wed Oct 30 20:59 CST 2002
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High everyone...

Have entered the mighty brick in our local eighth mile drag event on Sunday.

I`m rather hoping to give some of the local V8 boys a run for their money.

Planning on using a combo of 20 litres 98 octane and 20 litres 114 octane racegas.

I`ve been told I could expect higher operating tempuratures as a result.

What might be the consequences of this and is there any way in which I might counter it.

With thanks.

Cheers Mike
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1989 744ti, 51k kms, 13psi, boost gauge, turbo timer, exhaust mods, airbox/induction mods, rear spoiler - kiwis fly !!






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