I order a case (6 32 ounce bottles) of Torco Accelerator. It raises the octane in increments of 5, so if you add 8 ounces to 5 gallons of gasoline then the resulting octane is 96, 16 ounces added to 5 gallons makes 101 octane, and 32 ounces added to 5 gallons makes 105 octane. I think 105 octane is the limit because if the blending guide was linear then it would only take 24 ounces to make 105, and 32 ounces would make 110 octane.
Several weeks ago I ran my car with a 3.0" pulley and 15* of timing. I maxed out at 6.2* of KR. I'm going to the track next weekend, and I don't want to over-mix, so I can use it for a long time.
The question is: does raising the octane by one point deduct one degree of kr?
I have enough concentrate to mix 60 gallons of 101 octane, but if 96 octane will get the job done, then I have enough to treat 120 gallons, and it wouldn't be hard for me to justify adding it to every tank of gas.
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