[Sandy Lowe]

2013 MTQRL RULEBOOK ADDENDUM 1

12.20 Fuel System

E. Methanol fuel only. No fuel enhancements are allowed. Top end lubes are permissible in the manufacturer’s recommended ration.

1. Any properly licensed owner or driver that is competing in the event may protest the legality of another competitor’s fuel using the following guidelines:

a. The protest must be filed in writing with the Chief Steward or Race Director within ten (10) minutes of the conclusion of the feature.

b. There will be a protest fee of $550.00 to cover the cost of testing the fuel which will be due at the time the protest is filed.

c. If the fuel is found to be legal the protesting party will forfeit the protest fee to the MTQRL to cover the cost of testing.

d. If the fuel is found to be illegal the protesting party will be reimbursed the full $550.00 protest fee.

e. Any competitors found to have illegal fuel will be assessed the following penalties:

i. Both the owner and driver shall forfeit all monies earned for that event and all points earned for the season.

ii. Both the owner and driver shall be suspended from all MTQRL events for a period of 12 months (365 days) from the date they are issued the penalty.

iii. Both the owner and driver shall be assessed a fine of $500.00 each. If the owner and driver are the same person the fine will be $1,000.00.

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[DAD]

Originally Posted by Sandy Lowe 2013 MTQRL RULEBOOK ADDENDUM 1 12.20 Fuel System E. Methanol fuel only. No fuel enhancements are allowed. Top end lubes are permissible in the manufacturer’s recommended ration. 1. Any properly licensed owner or driver that is competing in the event may protest the legality of another competitor’s fuel using the following guidelines: a. The protest must be filed in writing with the Chief Steward or Race Director within ten (10) minutes of the conclusion of the feature. b. There will be a protest fee of $550.00 to cover the cost of testing the fuel which will be due at the time the protest is filed. c. If the fuel is found to be legal the protesting party will forfeit the protest fee to the MTQRL to cover the cost of testing. d. If the fuel is found to be illegal the protesting party will be reimbursed the full $550.00 protest fee. e. Any competitors found to have illegal fuel will be assessed the following penalties: i. Both the owner and driver shall forfeit all monies earned for that event and all points earned for the season. ii. Both the owner and driver shall be suspended from all MTQRL events for a period of 12 months (365 days) from the date they are issued the penalty. iii. Both the owner and driver shall be assessed a fine of $500.00 each. If the owner and driver are the same person the fine will be $1,000.00. www.mtqrl.com Like us on Facebook "Midwest TQ Racing League"

Is there a new oxidizer out there that doesn't change the specific gravity of Methanol and requires that the fuel to be sent to lab for a analysis?

Honest Dad himself

[scott bradley1x]

Good question.

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[DAD]

Originally Posted by scott bradley1x Good question. Posted via Mobile Device

I think all open wheel race cars should be required to run methanol for safety and the race promoters should issue several ounces of castor to to each participant to be used as top end lube and as a popcorn fragrance for the fans.

I guarantee popcorn sales would increase at least 10%.

Honest Dad himself

[jontheturboguy]

Originally Posted by DAD Is there a new oxidizer out there that doesn't change the specific gravity of Methanol and requires that the fuel to be sent to lab for a analysis? Honest Dad himself

Yes there is, but if I told ya you'd have to Jimmy Hoffa it out of town .....

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[scott bradley1x]

Interesting dad if you find out pm me .

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[DAD]

Originally Posted by scott bradley1x Interesting dad if you find out pm me . Posted via Mobile Device

PM HELL!!! I'm buying some, probably "propylene oxide", great stuff just a few health concerns associated with it. If you Google it the MSDS sheets read like a horror novel. I would bet you have probably smelled it before, very distinctive odor . Yes It is for sale.

I think it carries a life time ban from NHRA if caught using it. Seems to me like there is a simple spot test for it though? www.ridgenet.net/~hideseng/index.htm


Honest Dad himself

[openwheel44]

Damn Dad.......why you gotta plant crap like that in my head? Now you got me considering getting a fuel checking system. We all know........Can't trust these gas guys..........

[DAD]

Originally Posted by openwheel44 Damn Dad.......why you gotta plant crap like that in my head? Now you got me considering getting a fuel checking system. We all know........Can't trust these gas guys..........

TRUST++++ME???????? "Well you didn't say we couldn't" Smokey Yunick

Got his phone # call him> Charlie @ 1-760-375-2398

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[Quantrill]

Here is some interesting reading on fuel additives and testing. I use to have one of these snow flake test kit. Worked pretty good. U could see the crap fall out of hot fuel like it was snowing.

http://www.foxvalleykart.com/fuel1.html

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