race gas is strange to me. It’s like installing a bigger turbo, then taking it off.
I want to know how fast my car is all the time, not just some of the time. if I have to do something weird to my car to make it fast (like stop, find race fuel, put it in the tank and hope that I don’t have too much pump fuel to dillute it) or pull out all the seats etc, I don’t really care about it. It’s a useless benchmark. Fun to see what the car does, but not realistic.
If I come across a stage III K04 B5 S4 in my bone stock Rs4 and we do a run from 30-40 mph, I can promise you he is in trouble up until he hits 80 mph because he will be running pump gas, not race gas. I have known like 2 people who ran race gas in their car full time. One of them is on this forum (primetime on his non-daily driven B8 S4), and the other one did so on a race car he rarely drove (a friend with a retarded Mazda).
Everyone else runs pump gas, unless they line up a race or go to the strip. Then they put in race gas. To me that’s backwards. Who cares what the car can do when you initiate a circumstance that is a once in a while/very rare…and that you will undo very shortly when you go back to pump gas.
I think running meth and being tuned for it makes more sense than running race gas. That’s a ‘modification’ and that’s something that is always with you and indicates how the car is running all the time.