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Mixing 93 and 100 octane fuel

Started by 2010SHOtime, July 26, 2014, 05:52:29 PM

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2010SHOtime

I'll be heading to the track on Wednesday with some 104 octane race fuel and a 100 octane tune but don't know how to properly mix the fuel. Do I have to run it to completely empty or get it to 10 miles to empty and then pour in the 100 octane?
2010 SHO 402A non PP. Best time 13.113 @ 105.81
Tuned by Torrie @ Unleashed Tuning, sp534 plugs, 170 t-stat, 3 bar sensor.
2013 explorer (wifeys car)
2002 Orange Camaro SS-sold

panther427

The lower you get your tank the less it will cost to equal 100 octane.  Roughly speaking if you can get it down to 1/8 of a tank your looking at 2-3 gallons left.  So adding 3 or 4 gallons will net you are 99 to 100 actual octane in tank

2*93=186+3*104=312=498. Divide your octane by gallons

498/5=99.6 octane. 
2013 SHO

kinder

For the sake of a gallon or two do you really want to risk mixing not enough and running with a lower octane rating?

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