O2 fouling out, 110 octane
denso sensors are lead resistant, they should last at least a season before fouling
http://www.densoaftermarket.com/products/?id=1
http://www.densoaftermarket.com/products/?id=1
Sunoco makes an unleaded 104 octane race gas, which is their GT-Plus product name. Technically it isn’t a street legal, due to the fact it is oxygenated. That is what I run in my 396 stroker w/ 12.2-1 compression.
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New o2 sensors and and some unleaded 100 octane should do the trick. If your set-up for nitrous was done right with all the bells and whistles, including colder plugs, I have no idea why you would run 110 leaded octane. 11.3 compression is really not that much. 93 octane pump gas should be just fine.
New o2 sensors and and some unleaded 100 octane should do the trick. If your set-up for nitrous was done right with all the bells and whistles, including colder plugs, I have no idea why you would run 110 leaded octane. 11.3 compression is really not that much. 93 octane pump gas should be just fine.
I run the Denso O2's on my 383 and have no problems with running AV100 LL or Torco 110, both of which are leaded (AV has 2.0gr/lead/gal, Torco 110 has 4.0gr/gal)
Incidentally in my area of the country I can now buy AV100 LL (which is between 110 and 115 R+M/2 pump octane) for less than pump 87 regular, and Torco 110 for $4.00/gal, which is only $0.25/gal more than pump premium.
Go figure.
Incidentally in my area of the country I can now buy AV100 LL (which is between 110 and 115 R+M/2 pump octane) for less than pump 87 regular, and Torco 110 for $4.00/gal, which is only $0.25/gal more than pump premium.
Go figure.
Last edited by EnerjetF67; Jun 4, 2007 at 10:01 PM.
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