Racing a nitromethane-powered car is always a complicated puzzle. Racing one of the only iron-block Chevy engines on nitro just adds to the challenge. But the Stringer family has found a way to make it a bit easier by using the American Flowtech "Master Tune" software. Beginning with the upcoming Nitro Madness Funny Car Chaos event in Ennis, TX, American Flowtech has joined the Stringer family's Blown Cent-less team as a sponsor.

The President of American Flowtech, Jim Maroney, has run nitro cars for decades and thoroughly understands the volatile fuel dynamics. He currently races a Top Fuel Dragster on the NHRA circuit and stays involved in nitro cars in many other series. One of those cars is the Ray Stringer driven "Blown Cent-less" nitro Chevy. Stringer has been using the Master Tune program for several years, and it has been instrumental in improving his performance. Near the end of 2019, the Blown Cent-less ran a 4.09 second ET at 182 mph to become the quickest and fastest iron block, nitro Chevy in history for 1/8 mile competition.

Stringer credits the Master Tune software with helping him achieve a performance level not seen before with this engine combination.

"Jim Maroney and his Master Tune software were instrumental in moving my tuneup in a direction that really improved our performance," Stringer said. "He is a big part of the performance that we have achieved."

The next event for the Stringer's and their Blown Cent-less car is the Funny Car Chaos season opener at the Texas Motorplex in Ennis, TX, where over 64 funny cars are entered in the Nitro Madness event.

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