Alrite guys just wondering if anybody knows someone runing racing
fuel in drifting in Ireland??? I was thinking of using for its obvious
benefits just curious as to what people think.
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18-03-10, 20:28 #1di Member
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well i suppose if your posting about racing fuel, your set on not choosing ethanol?
what extra does it have over e85? just more boom?
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I'm have it for my car didn't have it out yet tho. sum lads say ye sum say no.
Originally Posted by kouki_kid
I tink ya have to make up your owen mind if ya want to use it are not.
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how much is it? can it damage ur engine??
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Sunco is about £90 stg for 25 litres but you would have to get a remap to get any benafit. Safer sticking to petrol and pro boost or miller.
www.premierperformancecars.co.uk
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ive been running 102 sunoco now for two years defo keeps things running sweet
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What car and spec are you runing it on??? Originally Posted by SMD-R33
ive been running 102 sunoco now for two years defo keeps things running sweet
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