Awwww Crap!

[wrx222]

So I accidentally filled my tank with 87 octane fuel :oops: :evil:
I'm not having any luck siphoning it out, and gas doesn't taste good enough to keep trying :shock:
I'm going to go add some octane boost even though I know most of them don't work, any other ideas or suggestions?

My original Idea was to siphon out as much as possible and then go get some 100 octane to even it out, but no luck with that.

Thanks
Dave

[wgnths]

doh!!! well we'll know who the slow one will be sunday :lol:

[Max Power]

Stay off boost and drive around. According to my calculations, you're going to need at least 4.57 gallons of 101 octane to hit 91 cumulative octane assuming a 16 gallon tank. Just for safety you could put even more (I'd do about 7-8 gallons).

[Max Power]

Oh, and if you're off boost, the car is simply acting like a low compression naturally aspirated engine which is more than happy with 87.

[F-This]

Add some octane booster?

[pickinicholas]

From what I understand... the NOS brand octaine booster is some of the best on the market... get that.

[F-This]

Yes. And it makes your car twice as fast :shock:

[Bphilly]

3x

[wgnths]

yeah the nos racing formula does work, but wont help with a tank of 87. he'll need to add 101 like alberto said, to get it back up.

[wrx222]

the plan is to drive around a lot tomorrow all nice and slow until it's low enough to get a good 8-10 gallons of 101 in there. this is an expensive mistake :x

Oh well, on the bright side my springs arrived today :twisted:

Dave

[wgnths]

sweet!!!!!

[LaidbackRacr]

uh uh DUMBASS!
(You know i got love for ya bro)

Seriously though I haven't heard from you since Saturday, how was track and how much did you end up spending on gas?

[wrx222]

Well auto-x got rained out, but I ended up putting in 9gal of 101 ($50) so I feel a lot better now, and so does my car :D

Dave