What is the MPG these cars get? Was just curious.
dirt late model MPG?
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Most are on methanol unless it's a 'gas only' class. I don't think you'll see Bloomer or Davenport tipping a red gas can to fuel their cars.
Weekly shows are a different deal. Most late models around my home run methanol. Some guys run race gas or a mix of race gas and aviation gas. A few use E85 or E98.
Modifieds are a mixed bag, too. Depends on compression ratio and driver/owners preference.
Most street/pure/factory stocks run gasoline only but, again, local track rules prevail.Last edited by Krooser; 10-23-2015, 08:10 AM.Member of the Luxemburg Speedway Hall of Fame
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Most lucas and outlaws are on gas because of setups from fuel burn off. They cant run these 100 laps races on methanol or these 50 lappers there cell would be empty
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Yup I remember qualifying on alky and heats on alky then switch over to gas for the feature.Originally posted by DEKconsulting View PostMost lucas and outlaws are on gas because of setups from fuel burn off. They cant run these 100 laps races on methanol or these 50 lappers there cell would be empty
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I know that many years ago some people ran alcohol. I believe most run racing GAS. As one person stated the amount of alcohol you burn is too much for a 32 gal fuel cell and switching back and forth is a lot of work. Change carburetor. And drain the fuel cell.Originally posted by Car Biz View PostYup I remember qualifying on alky and heats on alky then switch over to gas for the feature.
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Yes it was a lot of work I believe about 13 yrs ago most Lucas and WoO guys have been running race gas exclusivelyOriginally posted by MidTnDirtFan View PostI know that many years ago some people ran alcohol. I believe most run racing GAS. As one person stated the amount of alcohol you burn is too much for a 32 gal fuel cell and switching back and forth is a lot of work. Change carburetor. And drain the fuel cell.
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