cheap way to boost your octane

that shit is stupid, 75 moth balls and 15 ounces of wd40 per tank wtf lmao, o and most cars including my 89 s13 have a tank screen in the filler neck that stops shit from making its way into to the tank and potential retards from trying to syphon ur gas
 
ronchmeister said:
that shit is stupid, 75 moth balls and 15 ounces of wd40 per tank wtf lmao, o and most cars including my 89 s13 have a tank screen in the filler neck that stops shit from making its way into to the tank and potential retards from trying to syphon ur gas
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thing is if it does works, how much higher would your octane be?

everything else sounds like a personal problem ;)

race gas isn't cheap btw lol.
 
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yeh right they getting hard to find for a good price im not paying no drift taxed 2-250 for a sohc fuck that lol o and i got a new motor in the works, ill giv u a hint its gonna be carberuted
 
ronchmeister said:
yeh right they getting hard to find for a good price im not paying no drift taxed 2-250 for a sohc fuck that lol o and i got a new motor in the works, ill giv u a hint its gonna be carberuted
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Actually i just found out mythbusters did an experiment with this. It does work

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here is some info i got from someone

Neodeuccio said:
I think I understand the idea here. Moth balls are made of naphthalene, which is basically two benzene molecules that are connected. Though naphthalene isn't flammable, benzene is. I suppose it's possible that being dissolved in gasoline, or the conditions inside the engine pre-combustion could cause the naphthalene molecules to break apart into into benzene molecules, and thereby improve the combustion characteristics of the combined fuel mixture.

If this is the case, it could work similarly to nitrous oxide, which is not technically flammable by itself, but provides an elevated amount of oxygen to the fuel in the cylinder when it's broken down by the pressure/heat during compression. More O2 plus + more fuel = more power.

I really don't know for sure if this something I would test out myself, but I know benzene was used as an additive in gas in the post-WW2 era. A number of non-english speaking countries even use the two words (gasoline and benzene) interchangeably. In German specifically, gasoline is called "benzin".

Hope this makes sense without being too wordy...
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Your shit is going to be filled with the little balls then your motor is going to go.

 
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