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I believe you're missing the point.... I'm trying to approximate the octane of the gasoline I used back in the 60's when these cars were new....I drove these and other musclecars back in the 60's and early 70's and they ran much better than they do on the junk gas available today... I realize...

Is this it ?

22 years I'd guess. I'm sure i changed them and the plug wires when I bought the car in 2002. I know I did the wires.

Is this msg for me or the OP?

Gold members can bump every 3 days if they need to - but really it's preferred that just a bump is not posted....add pictures or a price drop. Non-Gold members could give their advert a kick at 29 days provided it was to add value to the add - price drop, or different pics. Gratuitous bumps...

I give up.

So you understand that if the mix of fuels are equal composition wise what you pasted should be correct. The problem is the poster told us what he was blending and no one can tell him the octane without knowing the exact composition of each fuel being blended.

That's wild. Made me think of this.

Tell him it’s a 2 stroke.

I understand the question.

That looks like how many guys Stormy Daniels had sex with.

It's been done

It's all spelled out here

Will a 68 Roadrunner spring work on a 74 Roadrunner?

So Dude I guess you do not understand apples to apples.

Ok thanks everyone for the replies....that should get me going in the right direction.

Like I said apples to apples might apply. But when he says this.[[[[[ If you have and 20 gallon fuel tank and have 10 gallons of Regular 93 Octane gas and add 10 gallons of Racing Fuel at 110 Octane;]]]]] We have no idea of what each fuel is comprised of. Does lead alter any of the octane? Like...