Race fuel
There is a BP station close by my digs. They have a pump with what they call race fuel. It is 100 oct. I have not tried it yet but was thinking, would that hurt the motor any with 54,000 miles on it. I don't know what would be gained by it but it's there and I have to try it. What do you think?
BT
BT
the higher octane rating is it's resistance to detenation or ignition. unless your experiencing pinging, you won't recieve a benefit performance wise. it does have a great smell though. I run sunoco race fuel in my lawn mower. i'm a little [sm=roll.gif] but i love the smell, it brings back good ol' memories.
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the higher octane rating is it's resistance to detenation or ignition. unless your experiencing pinging, you won't recieve a benefit performance wise. it does have a great smell though. I run sunoco race fuel in my lawn mower. i'm a little [sm=roll.gif] but i love the smell, it brings back good ol' memories.
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the higher octane rating is it's resistance to detenation or ignition. unless your experiencing pinging, you won't recieve a benefit performance wise. it does have a great smell though. I run sunoco race fuel in my lawn mower. i'm a little [sm=roll.gif] but i love the smell, it brings back good ol' memories.
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Thanks,BT
If it's truly race fuel, you'll need to get your bike tuned to get the most out of it. Also, race fuel deterioates quickly, so, if your bike sits around for a while, it will gum up. A friend of mine forgot to drain his fuel system after a race weekend, the race fuel trashed his injectors.
I run it in my banshee and it runs like a raped ape. I also run it in my bike every now and then But I shaved my head down a couple of thousanths. My mechanic says that I can run on 89 or higher but I too like the smell. It makes the guy at the local bike hang out think my bike is even faster. yeah right!!! it runs a little better but not enough to spend 5.45 per gallon


