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"Here we are on a planet moving and spinning though space at 500 miles per
second...and look...my beer stays right there in the glass! Ain't that just
the neatest thing?" - Bill 'Spaceman' Lee interviewed by*** Schaap (quote
approximate)
It is close, but it is not spot-on accurate. Best to watch the actual
gallons left rather than the estimated laps left when you get below say 2 or
3 gallons I have found. I am not really sure of how well it takes into
account your gearing and driving style, as I ran it out of gas at Watken's
Glen once and was wringing the car out pertty good. A couple other guys
finished ok, I ran out on the last lap at the chicane, running similar
setups with less gear and not turning as fast of lap times. Go figure, good
luck.
-Paul Eigsti
-League & Server admin
Western States Racing League
www.wsrlracing.com
My e-mail address is false.
Please reply to this news group.
I think I read somewhere that Nascar doesn't allow devices to monitor fuel
level in tank or fuel usage meter. Only fuel pressure indicator is allowed.
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Mika Takala
