Race Gas and Performance
Race Gas and Performance
Hi All
I thought you may be interested in an experiment i conducted this afternoon. Due to a shortage of pump 91, 95 or 98 octane gas in the Baker household i decided i would run my lawn mower on race gas. I can report the following findings.
Absolutely no noticable difference in power, responsiveness, or economy.
Whilst no accurate back to back lap times were taken the overall lawn mowing time remained unchanged ! This leads me to believe that there is no improvement in pushability ! Prehaps i need to get the mower (or driver) dyno tuned to optimise the overall performance.
Cheers Ant
I thought you may be interested in an experiment i conducted this afternoon. Due to a shortage of pump 91, 95 or 98 octane gas in the Baker household i decided i would run my lawn mower on race gas. I can report the following findings.
Absolutely no noticable difference in power, responsiveness, or economy.
Whilst no accurate back to back lap times were taken the overall lawn mowing time remained unchanged ! This leads me to believe that there is no improvement in pushability ! Prehaps i need to get the mower (or driver) dyno tuned to optimise the overall performance.
Cheers Ant
AKA ZFETSH
Now armed with a Z32 2+0 NA
Now armed with a Z32 2+0 NA
Yep where else would you find some boys playing with a Rota and a lawn mower but right here in God's own.
I just love these scientific comparisons, what would we do without you?Baker93 wrote:Hi All
I thought you may be interested in an experiment i conducted this afternoon. Due to a shortage of pump 91, 95 or 98 octane gas in the Baker household i decided i would run my lawn mower on race gas. I can report the following findings.
Absolutely no noticable difference in power, responsiveness, or economy.
Whilst no accurate back to back lap times were taken the overall lawn mowing time remained unchanged ! This leads me to believe that there is no improvement in pushability ! Prehaps i need to get the mower (or driver) dyno tuned to optimise the overall performance.
Cheers Ant
Na just install a flux capacitor 88mph Marty...
Yeah, Birch ave roundabout. I've seen many cars drift that when I'm down at NZ Couriers on a Sunday.mikec(nz) wrote:I thought I recognised that dyno room and operator. Those Dynopower boys are a bit loose, posting that on Youtube.
Did you see the number of hits that video had, almost 1/2 a million.
All Nissans are racecars.
A friend of mine had the same issue with lack of petrol handy so thought why not Vodca, it burns. Mower was ruined I heard from his misses.Baker93 wrote:Hi All
I thought you may be interested in an experiment i conducted this afternoon. Due to a shortage of pump 91, 95 or 98 octane gas in the Baker household i decided i would run my lawn mower on race gas. I can report the following findings.
Absolutely no noticable difference in power, responsiveness, or economy.
Whilst no accurate back to back lap times were taken the overall lawn mowing time remained unchanged ! This leads me to believe that there is no improvement in pushability ! Prehaps i need to get the mower (or driver) dyno tuned to optimise the overall performance.
Cheers Ant
All Nissans are racecars.