Vp ms109
#2
If you have a program that takes advantage of the extra octane, you will love it! Race gas programs give you 5-10% more hp and torque. I only run MS-109. It also gives you some safety insurance against getting bad gas and causing damage to your engine.
#5
Not cheap - I think it was in the mid $600's, plus delivery. WA state has some outrageous fuel taxes, 3rd highest in the nation, but we have no state income tax.
#6
I figured I'd get 3+ DE days out of a drum. That means at most 3 months. Is that too long?
#7
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#9
That's bull **** if sealed properly it lasts indefiniately and kept at room temp, I don't know who told you it goes bad after two weeks lol that's absurd.
For the best deals in ms hit up Neil from switzer he hooks it up
For the best deals in ms hit up Neil from switzer he hooks it up
#12
I would not worry. I use a 54 gal can for 1-2 months with no ill effects. I have been buying this fuel for years. As long as you seal can properly after each use you will be fine.
#13
I guess we're lucky....we have a VP Race Fuels gas station about 2 miles from the shop. They've got every VP fuel available. Just drive up and pump right into the car, just like any other gas station.
#14
Living large in FL. We need that in Newport Beach, CA.
#15
typically gasoline in cars looses one octane point every 2 weeks. But 10 octane points equals one octane number. So if you have 93 octane it will take it 5 months to drop to 92 octane assuming you loose one point every 2 weeks. Of course temp, container seal etc all plays into it. It could loose one point every month which would double life. So unless your fuel has been sitting for a year or so or you are on the ragged edge of tuning it is not to bad since most of us will use a tank of gas a month, heck I use it every two weeks.