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I have the same unit for my garage floor they work great and cost nothing to run. I am assuming he is doing his house with those?
Car looks great next time turn the wheel in the opposite direction to show off the speedlines.
Since you asked.. the heaters are dual purpose and provide both domestic hot water and also underfloor radiant heat. No heat in the garage.. it is typically 60-70F in there given excellent insulation and all the hot water pipes.
You will never reap the benefits. The $ per power gain isn't worth it. these cars aren't tuned for that stuff. But the car looks great. Although do you drive that on the street without a helmet? I don't like to drive my track car on the street even with lots of padding around the roll cage.
You will never reap the benefits. The $ per power gain isn't worth it. these cars aren't tuned for that stuff.
but the shelf life of the leaded race fuels is MORE than enough reason for me to do a mixture (with street 93 octane). Plus, I get a steep discount from my HS buddy who sells locally.
For as many months over the winter that my car sits & does not get driven,... it is worth it.
high ethanol street fuels are crap for shelf life. After even one month it starts breaking down.
Thanks for the thumbs up on the pic Anthony. Hope you're feeling better.
but the shelf life of the leaded race fuels is MORE than enough reason for me to do a mixture (with street 93 octane). Plus, I get a steep discount from my HS buddy who sells locally.
For as many months over the winter that my car sits & does not get driven,... it is worth it.
high ethanol street fuels are crap for shelf life. After even one month it starts breaking down.
Thanks for the thumbs up on the pic Anthony. Hope you're feeling better.
Great pic Hamilton!
=Steve
In that context yes. Unfortunately it costs me $10 a gallon and not worth it for 3 months of storage for 4 cars. As far as power gain you won't gain much.
If you want real cheap gas convert the car to run on E85. 105 octane and around the same price as 93.
I mix in the 100 octane with our California **** 91 to get about 93-95. The car is twin turbo and tuned for higher than 91 and it seems to run best with this setup.
Originally Posted by cobalt
You will never reap the benefits. The $ per power gain isn't worth it. these cars aren't tuned for that stuff. But the car looks great. Although do you drive that on the street without a helmet? I don't like to drive my track car on the street even with lots of padding around the roll cage.
06-16-2017, 08:23 AM
hehehe... Amelia Island sticker windshield drivers side
