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I have a 2000 Ford F350 V10. I used to own a Vintage race bike and I have a little less then 5 Gal of 110 race gas for the bike. I currently have 3/4 of a tank of gas in the truck right now would it be ok to put the race gas in the truck. gas is expensive so i really don't want to get rid of the 110 but if its a bad idea then i guess i will. Thanks
Mike G
I have a 2000 Ford F350 V10. I used to own a Vintage race bike and I have a little less then 5 Gal of 110 race gas for the bike. I currently have 3/4 of a tank of gas in the truck right now would it be ok to put the race gas in the truck. gas is expensive so i really don't want to get rid of the 110 but if its a bad idea then i guess i will. Thanks
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LOL that would be funny. i just imagine all these people coming out of there houses with a almost zombie like appearance try to follow the smell of my exhaust as i pass by. Thanks for the reply
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That's ok I did not put the race gas in yet. Thanks for the reply's everyone.
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I agree. SMALL increments is the best approach.
What about selling it to a friend or someone at the track? You really won't gain much from running it through your truck. Cash might go further.
EDIT:
I re-read the OP's thread - less than 5 gallons probably isn't worth much for re-sale.
What about selling it to a friend or someone at the track? You really won't gain much from running it through your truck. Cash might go further.
EDIT:
I re-read the OP's thread - less than 5 gallons probably isn't worth much for re-sale.
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Your right acording to VP's website. I have a 5 gallon pail of VP110 in the shop and in no place does it say it contains lead. All it says is petroleum distillates and can cause bith defects in California. Thats not cool because leaded gas lets the lead soak right thru your skin and into your bloodstream. I'm suprised it's not on the label. The do offer unleaded oxegenated fuel that claims 4-6% more power. That would be nice but it's probably 8 bucks a gallon.
