kokomo DQ

usac99 · 4/19/10, 10:05 AM

why was hunter DQed

TheChosenOne · 4/19/10, 12:34 PM

Illegal Fuel

Go Fast · 4/19/10, 3:21 PM

Got to weigh in here cause there is more to it. Hunter's fuel was tested since he set quick time. After it failed, others who had purchased fuel at the same track Hunter did had theirs tested and it also failed. As Hunter was the only one "officially tested' he was the only one Dq'd.

All the fuel came from the same place. Likely a water problem but without further testing we will never know. The track where the fuel came from has been told about it.

Racerrob · 4/19/10, 3:46 PM

I feel his pain. 20 years ago next month, my car was DQed for illegal fuel after setting a NTR in qualifying. It turned out to be water contanimation but we were told to load up and prevented from competing in any more races that afternoon.

Rob Hoffman

Bruce Harrison · 4/19/10, 3:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Racerrob

I feel his pain. 20 years ago next month, my car was DQed for illegal fuel after setting a NTR in qualifying. It turned out to be water contanimation but we were told to load up and prevented from competing in any more races that afternoon.

Rob Hoffman

Was that Rich Vogler at Terre Haute?

Racerrob · 4/19/10, 3:48 PM

Rich Vogler at Salem.

Seadog · 4/19/10, 4:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Racerrob

Rich Vogler at Salem.

I think I remember that day. It was a warm and sunny Sunday. I was sitting in the stands and remember Rich, Emily and the kids walking back to their motor home with lawn chairs, cooler, etc. after the DQ.

That was a specific gravity test, right?

TQ29m · 4/19/10, 4:05 PM

It only takes once, and you'll be cking your fuel before you buy it, either with an alcohol hydrometer, or the simple water test, I don't run with the big boys, but I ck every barrel of fuel, or 5 gal I buy or borrow. Besides the DQ, it's the damage to the fuel system! Bob

ShaneMugavin57 · 4/19/10, 5:31 PM

Fuel can have enough moisture in it that it does not pass U.S.A.C.'s test but is still safe to run in a engine.
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jim goerge · 4/19/10, 6:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Racerrob

I feel his pain. 20 years ago next month, my car was DQed for illegal fuel after setting a NTR in qualifying. It turned out to be water contanimation but we were told to load up and prevented from competing in any more races that afternoon.

Rob Hoffman

Rob water makes the fuel illegel can you explane how please I hope I am not the only one who don;t understand that lol ps congrads on the burgh win Jim Goerges

4/19/10, 4:05 PM	#8 Re: kokomo DQ
TQ29m Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 6,558	It only takes once, and you'll be cking your fuel before you buy it, either with an alcohol hydrometer, or the simple water test, I don't run with the big boys, but I ck every barrel of fuel, or 5 gal I buy or borrow. Besides the DQ, it's the damage to the fuel system! Bob __________________ "Being old, isn't half as much fun, as getting there"! Ole Robert I!

4/19/10, 10:05 AM	#1 kokomo DQ
usac99 Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 98	why was hunter DQed

4/19/10, 12:34 PM	#2 Re: kokomo DQ
TheChosenOne Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 19	Illegal Fuel

4/19/10, 3:21 PM	#3 Re: kokomo DQ
Go Fast Senior Member Race Count This Year: 3 Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 537	Got to weigh in here cause there is more to it. Hunter's fuel was tested since he set quick time. After it failed, others who had purchased fuel at the same track Hunter did had theirs tested and it also failed. As Hunter was the only one "officially tested' he was the only one Dq'd. All the fuel came from the same place. Likely a water problem but without further testing we will never know. The track where the fuel came from has been told about it.

4/19/10, 3:46 PM	#4 Re: kokomo DQ
Racerrob Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 237	I feel his pain. 20 years ago next month, my car was DQed for illegal fuel after setting a NTR in qualifying. It turned out to be water contanimation but we were told to load up and prevented from competing in any more races that afternoon. Rob Hoffman

4/19/10, 3:48 PM	#6 Re: kokomo DQ
Racerrob Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 237	Rich Vogler at Salem.

4/19/10, 5:31 PM	#9
ShaneMugavin57 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 251	Fuel can have enough moisture in it that it does not pass U.S.A.C.'s test but is still safe to run in a engine. Posted via Mobile Device