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Any do or don'ts on type of storage drums?
What type of checking gauge?
Will it work with 13/1 ratio?




Almost all the steel drums have a epoxy liner in them
now days so those work fine... if you use plastic drums
they need to have a permeation barrier(it looks like
a separate layer/liner that is molded in it)... I
use the water tester for checking the content.. I
got it from Quick Fuel or Summit... yes it will work
with 13.1... my static compression is 14.1:1 but that
doesnt mean much... my cam really lowers the compression





Talk to Mark Sullens He know his stuff. Im going to run a 15:1 static B1 and it should not be an issue. He has a few 16:1 motor running on it.


Doug

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