CA Race Gas Ban
#16
06-04-2010, 04:47 AM
I'm really thinking of moving out of the country. With O-traitor as president we are in for some bad things to come.
#17
06-04-2010, 05:19 AM
probably for a short time only.....
CA is a state that once they get their foot in your door, in a year or two they will be to their thigh in your door. Look at the gun laws, they started off sort of mild, and now it is so far towards a socialist state that the criminals have the upper hand. As far as I am concerned CA asked for it. When the gun owners tried to fight back, where were the other hobbyists like car enthusiasts. Did they come to their defense? no, they did not care because it did not affect them. Now it is time to pay. if all the groups don't get together to fight, separated they fall, and they did.
Another reason why when I left, I never looked back.
Fortunately, enthusiasts are still allowed to pump 100-octane CARB-approved fuel at various service stations-but the question is: For how long? And will locally organized track functions soon be required to obtain CARB permits to hold events?
CA is a state that once they get their foot in your door, in a year or two they will be to their thigh in your door. Look at the gun laws, they started off sort of mild, and now it is so far towards a socialist state that the criminals have the upper hand. As far as I am concerned CA asked for it. When the gun owners tried to fight back, where were the other hobbyists like car enthusiasts. Did they come to their defense? no, they did not care because it did not affect them. Now it is time to pay. if all the groups don't get together to fight, separated they fall, and they did.
Another reason why when I left, I never looked back.
#19
06-04-2010, 06:23 AM
+1 let me know if you find a good spot! I don't think people get it. When all the money goes OUT of the country, what's left IN the country after a while?
Last edited by landjet; 06-04-2010 at 06:56 AM.
#20
06-04-2010, 06:45 AM
..... Tell Mike I said Hi!!! I visited him and Betim last week when I was in LA...
#22
06-04-2010, 07:58 AM
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Forgive my ignorance all.
What types of fuel do you have States side. I'm from Scotland.
We have 2 types Premium 95 RON and Super 97-99 Ron
Cost of fuel over here is £120/ltr or about £5.45/uk gallon ans was nearly £6 /uk gallon a month ago.
Frank
What types of fuel do you have States side. I'm from Scotland.
We have 2 types Premium 95 RON and Super 97-99 Ron
Cost of fuel over here is £120/ltr or about £5.45/uk gallon ans was nearly £6 /uk gallon a month ago.
Frank
#25
06-04-2010, 09:31 AM
E85 is the future for the west coast guys, similar power to C16.
I can get it shipped to nevada if someone wants to sneak it in...
I can get it shipped to nevada if someone wants to sneak it in...
#26
06-04-2010, 09:48 AM
Three months I have had to fill out a form justifying my VP 109 purchase. I purchased the gas before a PCA event and now align all of my purchases with track events. This is not really a big deal. You can still get the gas you just have to say what it is being used for. Millions of gallons of race gas are being sold every month for all types of events (drags, off road, track days) and it would take an army of officals to run down each user to ensure proper usage.
If you are local to Orange County go to Ace Auto in HB 714-964-2000. Ask for Bruce and he will take good care of you.
No need to install Meth, leave california or stop have fun.
100 Pump gas is approved for street but is not even close to VP 109 or C16.
If you are local to Orange County go to Ace Auto in HB 714-964-2000. Ask for Bruce and he will take good care of you.
No need to install Meth, leave california or stop have fun.
100 Pump gas is approved for street but is not even close to VP 109 or C16.
#27
06-04-2010, 10:29 AM
#30
06-04-2010, 10:46 AM