Fuel or Gasoline

[JackD]

Well the speed secret is out with at least NASCAR.
Preload the cheat juice in the system, use it all up, and the fuel checker will be left behind smiling.
A squirt from the line to the motor is no more valuable than a squirt on the foot if a person wants to cheat. 

[beebe]

So what exactly is provided as gasoline at Bonnville? Is it regular 91 octane pump gas?? 100 octane??

[Seldom Seen Slim]

ERC shows up with a whole selection of flavors -- leaded, unleaded, alcohol, nitromethane.  Lots of octanes and other parameters.  You can visit www.ercracingfuels.com to see all they've got -- I don't have a list of the particular choices that Rick Gold takes to the Salt, but I assure you that he'll almost certainly have what you need.  And if you don't know what you need -- he can help you determine the answer to the question.

[Stan Back]

And we think his advice is spot on.  He's talked us out of spending more money for a higher octane product, and four records later we think he sure knows his products and how they work.

[beebe]

I just called ERC and got the info I needed! Very helpful!

[beebe]

He recommended 110K, which is labeled as "racing gasoline" and it is indeed legal to use in the gas class?? I forgot to ask, and don't want to bug him again!

[aswracing]

All of the gasolines he sells are legal in the gasoline class, including 110K. 110K is more or less the "standard" racing gas that works well in 80% of the race motors. He has others, though, more suitable for say nitrous and/or forced induction, that have higher octane, but in some cases lower heat content. I believe he also has unleaded race gas. Any of them can be run in a gas class.