The manual will probably you which octane you should use, though that doesn't mean that you won't have questions. We answer those in the upcoming March issue.
Race gas is race gas–there’s just one kind, right? Well, no. The term covers an entire spectrum of products, including some you can even use on the street.
It is easy to purchase race fuel and store it properly to lengthen shelf life before the next big event.
Is the 93-octane fuel at the pump not enough to keep your high-compression, high-boost or highly tuned car happy? Solutions exist.
How do fuel additives remove water from fuel? The all-telling safety data sheet yields the answer: It’s usually methanol—often almost 100% methanol.
Is aviation fuel a viable alternative for a classic car?
Our Mustang is so close to starting that we can taste it. But before we could fire it up, we needed something: fuel.
