Autosalon Dyno Rules

[FATGTS-R]

Quick question guys.

My friend is going in the dyno comp at autosalon this weekend and after trying in vain to contact cabin without replies I need to know the following:

Is race fuel allowed? The plan is for martini 110, is that legal?

Secondly, need to know if open exhausts are permitted?

Thanks

Jayson.

[Topstage_S14]

are u sure ur calling the rite number? cause normally Cabin are good with their relations

to ur questions, yes, go for it

[R31Nismoid]

They might frown upon open exhaust, that said the pink chasers car from last year may aswell have been open as there was no muffler, just a pipe

other than that, everyone else is using better than pump fuel of some description.

Just make sure the tank is full... or the gauge "reads" full

[khunjeng]

yeah must be full...its a general rule for all cars enetered in Autosalon....safety reasons of course...

[NateR31]

just dont forget your overnight parts from japan!

[Ruffels]

whats safe about 400 cars all with full tanks of petrol

....?

sounds like a suicide bombers dream

[Mavric]

LOL ruffles prevents the fumes expanding in the tank whilst inside and it’s unable to breath as well or something..

[Wheezy]

A nearly empty tank is more dangerous than a full tank....the fumes are the part of the fuel that makes it ignight, hence less fuel in the tank = more chance of ignighting....well according to theory

[R31Nismoid]

Fuel itself wont burn without air

its the vapour that catches.

Full tank - little to no vapour

[FATGTS-R]

  Topstage_S14 said:

are u sure ur calling the rite number? cause normally Cabin are good with their relations

to ur questions, yes, go for it

Definately was calling the correct number. Left a couple messages without reply and email was fruitless as well.

Thanks for the responses, he will use the fuel and run a full system with one muffler and not much else.

[hender]

That said whos going to autosalon ?

[R31Nismoid]

hardly anyone

[2rismo]

Martini 110 is ADR approved so the argument stands that it's not race fuel per se.