Fuel

[DakotaRT]

I am new to Colorado and live in Denver. Where do I get better fuel for the track? I am from Washington and we have 92 at the pump. I want to run my truck on the 30th of April at the 1/8 mile and just ned better fuel with the Superchip.

[Rahhstah]

Where are you going to do the 1/8 mile? I'd kinda want to try that with my truck too :) maybe THAT's the meet that should be planned....

For higher octane fuels..I'd guess they'd have something at whatever track it is, but it not you could try
Sunoco Race fuels from Hill Petroleum (http://www.hillpet.com/) to see who resells it near you. (phone number on their site)

I'm in Loveland and there's actually one station up here that's selling 97 octane at the pump. There's also 2 shops to get 105 octane unleaded.

[Rahhstah]

And just now I stumble across this list of High-Octane pumps (http://www.cosportbikeclub.org/local/highoctane.html) in Colorado from the sportbikeclub website :biggthump

[DakotaRT]

Bandimere I think is how it is spelled it is in Englewood out side of Denver. Do not go by my spelling. But the have a web site and are trucks for street legals can run from 7.50 to 12.50 in the 1/8th to run.

[Rahhstah]

Hmm..I know where Bandimere is :)

I wonder what all I'd need to do to show up. Looks like they let street cars run most every Wednesday starting Apri 26th in the CSP series (http://www.bwandimere.com/events/event_detail.php?eventID=175)

I'm guessing your doing the Sunoco King Street (http://www.bandimere.com/events/event_detail.php?eventID=247) race? I have no clue how fast (or slow) my truck would be...but I can think of worse ways to spend a Sunday.

[DakotaRT]

Well lets set it up for everyone shows up some where by there Sunday morning and we can roll there as a club.