rotaryjunky

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This weekend is the last for drag racing, finally hoping to run 10psi, and my wife borrows the miata today and fills it with 87. I am so pissed, also because I didn't want her to take it because my new injectors keep springing leaks. How much race gas (112) do I need to get me back to 93? Please tell me this is possible. I really can't drive around the state this week.

Loki047

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How much gas is in there? Why not just drain the tank?

rotaryjunky

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She just filled it up.

cjernigan

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I say drain it. Pull the line going to the filter and turn the key on while it pumps that **** out into some container. There might be another way, i just don't know of one.

BenR

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Get yourself a fuel jug and run a fuel line to it, then jump the f/p and ground in the diagnostic box then turn the ignition key on, but don't start the car. Should be empty in 10 minutes or so. You can then put that fuel back in after the race.

Or you can run that line into her car and fill her car up with that 87 pisswater.

rotaryjunky

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So I can't just add race gas?

Loki047

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You would have to run the engie first (to make space). FOr my time i would just pump it out and enjoy the drive

BenR

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patsmx5

iTrader: (16)

You probably could. If you could squeeze 3 gallons of 112 in there that should put you at 93.25. Good Luck. Note running on a full tank of anything isn't desirable. I usuall run between 1/2 to 1/4 tank for weight savings.

Loki047

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Would you want to just average it like that? Arent we assume equal parts of ron and mon or whatever?

rotaryjunky

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That settles it, then. Time to get skin cancer. I am going to need gas to snow blow my new fancy gravel driveway I got today.

Mach929

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i wouldn't be racing it anyway if my injectors kept springing leaks

rotaryjunky

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Don't worry, I am going to use the stock o rings with the 1.8 injectors. Something about the new Os that they keep blowing out.

samnavy

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If you don't want to go through the hassle of draining it, just pull the wastegate actuator arm off and drive it w/o boost for a couple days... going back NA for a few days gives you a true appreciation of exactly how much power boost provides

rotaryjunky

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I really need to try that sometime, but I have to drive my two kids with me to school everyday.

I drained the tank, put that crap into the minivan. Should I try some pure 115? What AFR can I get away with? (stock clutch and rearend need to go..)

SloS13

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bad for turbo. it could overspin.

Ben

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race gas is leaded. bad for cats and o2 sensors.

Braineack

iTrader: (62)

hmmmm.

1. over spin a turbo?!

2. over spinning a turbo with the wastegate dumping the exhaust & bypassing the turbine wheel as to slow it's spinning substanially?!

zoom2zoom

iTrader: (5)

tell me how this would work? because the fuel pump turns off about 2 seconds after you have the key in the on position and the ecu doesn't get a signal from the maf.

zoom2zoom

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this is the best option if you can't drive it to work all week.