Spend the day with the Rocket/Aeroflow Top Fuel Team as they prepare for the drag racing season ahead. Watch as they crew tear down the engine after runs, replace parts and put it all back together, then fire it up! Thanks to Gasolene TV
Leave it to the Aussies to put up a super good and informative video. Really appreciate you guys taking to time to give such an in depth explanation of how a top fuel dragster has to be set up. Goodonya all and good luck and safety!
Dave Turner did you get an answer? Back then, 10,000 was average. I think FIA uses NHRA rules which limit the percentage of nitromethane they can use. If they used 100% ch3no2, it'd be more. If they used any number of banned fuels or additives, it'd be A LOT more.
