There are alcohol-only classes in Drag Racing that have been around for several decades too. They have been running on alcohol for several decades now, by thier own choice, for some of the same reasons that kind of fuel is popular in Drag Racing (except for cost, as alcohol fuel used to be twice the price of racing gas at one time). As for the Indy Cars, they have never, ever been forced to use alcohol for fuel. That's mainly because the cars on the public roads are still mostly using conventional (tho now mostly unleaded) gas & these classes have to maintain a certain amount of similarity to what the public are driving.
These are Stock, Super Stock, Pro Stock, & some (if not all) of the classes in the NSCA-style "Fast Street Car Drag Racing" scene. There are a few classes where the petrolium gasoline is still required. I have been told that the gas is more consistant for indexed & bracket racing, but many people are opting for the alcohol due to the gas prices. However, many Drag Racers who race in classes that do not have much restriction on what type of fuel you can use, actually are now using ethanol or methanol (both are types of alcohol) for thier fuel because it is only half the cost of the racing gas, runs cooler (meaning the engine temperatures are lower), & makes more horsepower than the petrolium gasoline does.
The Canadian federal government banned racing gas back in the '90's, but that didn't last long because they were wrong, & now we are allowed to use the high-lead racing gas here again. Infact, some levels of petrolium gasoline burning race engines in Drag Racing (like in Pro Stock & Pro Modified for example) actually achieve complete burn of the gas, thus leaving zero emissions from thier exhaust. Because racing engines are more powerful than the rest, (even though the milleage is much worse because of this) they actually have a much more complete burn of the fuel, & the more the horsepower, the more this is true. The emissions from vehicles, industrial facilities etc., are infact the chemical components that do not get completely burned off in the prossesses. There is a simple scientific explanation for this. whatįirst of all, race cars cause little to no pollution, even on petrolium gasoline with alot of lead in it. the environmentalists are going after NASCAR, Formula One, Grand Prix, and drag racing because they use a lot of fossil fuels and pollute the environment. If you don't want to sell all of them individually, I wouldn't do more than 5 or 6 games per lot. More people are looking for a specific game. Very few people are interested in lots that large. If you're using eBay, don't try to sell it all together. Anything sports related, you're not going to get much at all for. Sly 3 and the Need for Speed games sell pretty well. You definitely don't have enough there to trade for a Wii, but you do have some games that are worth a bit. If you're planning on using eBay, your best bet would be to look around and see how much other copies of the games are currently selling for.
A lot of them won't buy PS1 games at all anymore, and PS2 games aren't worth a whole lot. Different games are worth different amounts. Where are you panning on selling them? If at a resale place like Gamestop/EB Games, what you get depends on the title.
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