[johnta1]

Usually the idling or slow driving causes too much alky in the oil.
Many use a system to drive up to the lanes and back on gasoline.
This will save alky also.
Probird uses a system like this on his car. (or did anyway)

[Hillard]

Originally Posted by johnta1

Usually the idling or slow driving causes too much alky in the oil.
Many use a system to drive up to the lanes and back on gasoline.
This will save alky also.
Probird uses a system like this on his car. (or did anyway)

That sounds very interesting. I'm curious how this 2nd system is setup and how one would switch back and forth. Even though it's a methanol carb it will drive around the pits just fine I assume??

I'm feeling kinda stupid right now, but like I said I've never ran alky before and have never even looked into what people are doing for fuel systems to run it.

[GTOGEORGE]

Originally Posted by Hillard

That sounds very interesting. I'm curious how this 2nd system is setup and how one would switch back and forth. Even though it's a methanol carb it will drive around the pits just fine I assume??

I'm feeling kinda stupid right now, but like I said I've never ran alky before and have never even looked into what people are doing for fuel systems to run it.

I'm pretty sure the gas doesn't go thru the carb, it would never work. I tried running gas through my carbs and it ran richer then heck, has to be delivered in another way.


GTO George

[johnta1]

Correct, most are a system where a separate little pump that pumps gas from a separate tank to spray into the top of the carb/throttle body.
The alky pump is usually off if electric pump.
The gas setup privides just enough to keep the engine running, so no jack rabbit starts etc.

[Hillard]

Originally Posted by johnta1

Correct, most are a system where a separate little pump that pumps gas from a separate tank to spray into the top of the carb/throttle body.
The alky pump is usually off if electric pump.
The gas setup privides just enough to keep the engine running, so no jack rabbit starts etc.

Got it. Makes sense.