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Old 01-19-2019, 07:11 PM
avman avman is offline
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I like that you are using a separate small tank and pump, similar to the S.A.F.E. system I linked the YouTube video of if I understand what you are writing.
I may use some 100 octane AVGAS or 110 octane Turbo Blue (Sonoco) or equivalent in that tank. The benefit being the higher octane fuel is reserved for the greatest demand event-nitrous oxide use-and pump 93 for my current 440 6bbl and the 421 Tripower works fine for all other uses. That way the expensive fuel only gets used when needed. I will probably add a splash of Marine Sta-Bil 360 to the race fuel to act as a stabilizer/"preservative" but that all remains to be seen in the distant future.

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Old 01-20-2019, 02:22 AM
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I like that you are using a separate small tank and pump, similar to the S.A.F.E. system I linked the YouTube video of if I understand what you are writing.
I may use some 100 octane AVGAS or 110 octane Turbo Blue (Sonoco) or equivalent in that tank. The benefit being the higher octane fuel is reserved for the greatest demand event-nitrous oxide use-and pump 93 for my current 440 6bbl and the 421 Tripower works fine for all other uses. That way the expensive fuel only gets used when needed. I will probably add a splash of Marine Sta-Bil 360 to the race fuel to act as a stabilizer/"preservative" but that all remains to be seen in the distant future.
I actually did buy the SAFE tank. I bought just the tank and figured I would use my pump and regulator that I already have. It fits into the battery tray perfectly. It actually has a gas guage built into the cap. Nice piece and going to work great. Thanks for the link to it.

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Old 03-14-2019, 11:40 AM
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I actually did buy the SAFE tank. I bought just the tank and figured I would use my pump and regulator that I already have. It fits into the battery tray perfectly. It actually has a gas guage built into the cap. Nice piece and going to work great. Thanks for the link to it.
I'm glad it worked out. I figured it would, and by your feedback I am more certain it is a good choice for me.

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Old 03-14-2019, 03:34 PM
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I'm glad it worked out. I figured it would, and by your feedback I am more certain it is a good choice for me.
Will post a pic when finished...

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9" done. EZ EFI 2.0 with FAST dual sync distributor and separate nitrous system done. Track is at 4300 ft elevation. so far a best of 11.95@116. Suspension now getting dialed in...tubular front a arms with dual adjustable coil overs HR Parts n stuff rear bar and whole car lowered 3 inches..
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