Originally Posted by TomiRC
Thank you to everyone for the great help.
Actually, the instruction's manual was recommending to use a fuel with 10% to 15% percent nitromethange, so I went to the shop and I bought just that, 10% Omega Fuel. However, as one of you was saying, Omega fuel is an airplane fuel with 18 percent oil, which I think is too much for a car engine. I just bought 16% nitromethane fuel with 12% oil, and I hope that will work.
Respecting which temperature gun I use, I am not sure if I already mention it, but I use a Venom smart temp.
I hope the engine is still ok!
Thank you for all your help. I will keep informing how the engine works with the new fuel.
Tomi
Yeah airplane fuel should never be run in a car motor, thats why it was running hot. Also what fuel did you buy now? Trinity Monster Horsepower?
Also next time you should converse with your shop a little on what your trying to accomplish. They should generally be able to offer advice so this doesnt happen to you.