For race fuel, which that is, the price is cheap. Good race fuel costs well over £3/litre.
Can't see it catching on though, those who need this kind of stuff will already have thier cars mapped to it and will be sticking to what they use already.
Metal Supermarkets
7 Kelvin Square
Livingston
EH54 5PF
Tel: 01506 497111
Give them a call, I'm sure they've got a Glasgow branch too. I got some 2mm aly checkerplate offcuts for my rally car cheap.
I had the car on track on Friday night. The newly laid tarmac is awesome!! The increase in grip is unreal, the new kerbs are superb too []
Should be up for a watch as it's only 10mins away.
Cheers
Andy
Extending the wires shouldn't be too difficult if you know how to use a soldering iron. Even if you decide not to extend the wire make sure all the LEDs work. When I installed the g/f's knocklink to her classic the red LED wasn't connected to the PCB!! [] A wee bit solder later and it was fine []
Cal.
Your plate only has to 101mm high. The font must be 79mm high with an 11mm border all round (79+22). The plate I had on the front of the Zed was 101mm []
Cal.
Your plate only has to 101mm high. The font must be 79mm high with an 11mm border all round (79+22). The plate I had on the front of the Zed was 101mm []
I'm not sure if it is still the case but when Optimax came out it was only made at Shell's refinery in Cheshire. The manufacturing process is not the same as most super unleadeds where octane booster is added, it's formula/recipe is more like racing fuel than normal petrol. There are huge technical threads about it on the MLR. I'm pretty certain it is not made at Grangemouth [:S]