Just curious to know if race fuel has dropped like gas at the pump??? Any info would be appreciated.
Race fuel for2016
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I bought a drum of VP for East Bay and It was the same price as last year. Not one cent less. Someone is cashing in for sure.
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Vp / sunoco fuel ripoff
it is hard enough to race without being ripped off . But we all know theOriginally posted by hitmanscrew View Postas of monday drum of vp. Late model plus $725
price of fuel is down . And for the fuel distributors to clearly rob the
racers , is pure greed . Everyone knows that the price of fuel is way down,
and no adjustment from ( vp) or < sunoco > if there is a way to screw us
its the big company every time . So if there is a way anyone can find it
cheaper post it , i doubt it . But lets keep putting out there so all can see .
Vp / sunoco whats up with the greed .
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Idk about that. from 1992 until 2008-09 the price was $4-$7 a gallon at the track. At $725 for 54 gallons it's 13.42 now, bulk 54 gallon price. That's quite an increase. I will say that it hasn't been as volatile day to day or week to week..... just a slow steady increase.Originally posted by stock car driverThe price of race fuel didn't go way up when gas prices did, how can you expect it to go way down? Its been about the same for years.
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I dont expect it to go down , i am pointing out the greed just goes up , and i have beenOriginally posted by stock car driverThe price of race fuel didn't go way up when gas prices did, how can you expect it to go way down? Its been about the same for years.
buying a long time , it has gone up . Just fighting for the racer , When the the race teams
keep dropping out , racin buy your self wont be much fun . any help to lower the price of
racing for all racers is what i am for . I dont know if you get your fuel from a sponsor .
but all i see is greed.
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In about 1978 when we were forced to start using racing fuel, because Sunoco quit selling 104 at the pump, Cam 2 or Union 76 was what everyone used. It was close to 3 bucks a gallon in 1978. That was when regular gas was less than a dollar. Racing fuel has never spiked up when regular gas did, and probably wont come down much with regular either. I run 93 octane in my 415 LS engine. It makes a little over 620 hp. It sure beats paying $11 for VP I was using in a motor that made 600hp I was running 3 years ago. At 10 gallons a night, it is about 80 to 90 dollars a night cheaper. That will pay for a freshen up in a season.
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Well i do have to admit i have a very big roush yates engine by Andy Durham . I likeOriginally posted by stock car driverResume?
I was answering all dirt if I buy my fuel or not, pretty simple to follow along on the thread.
Fuel prices are the same in my area, you would have to call a distributor in your area to confirm, maybe you have a bunch of dum az so they can over charge
steak , but i dont want to have to pay no more than i have to . Like u said Dumb azzes
that dont speak up dont get the oil. i will complain as much as it takes , I like oil , i also
like good barbecue . KNUFF SAID .
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I have switched to E85 and have had great success. When I had motor on dyno last spring I ran it on VP , alcohol and E85. The motor made the same horsepower as gas but 12 foot pounds more torque, Alcohol was better both ways by a small amount. I get my fuel at the station and am paying on average $1.69. Best move I ever made had Prosystem build the carburetor and at the time Patrick told me that any Saturday night racer not running it is (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word) fool! LOL
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Real consistent after first of May will always be E85 or a little more maybe 86 or 87. I have a number of stations close to me within 20 miles. I get 110 gal at end of season and keep in heated garage over winter to start the season. Right not E85 here in Indiana is $1.29 a gallon. According to Patrick at Pro Systems it can get down to E80 before you have to make a jet change.Originally posted by stock car driverHow does your fuel out of the pump test? The same all the time? I run race gas because of the burn off and like consistency in my fuel.
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