Alright a friend o' mine had a roommate that was into a bunch of different motorsports. He tells me he has a huge drum of race fuel. Couldn't explain in any further detail. So I said ya drop it off. I'll take a look at it see if I can use it. Anyways here's what I got, wondering if anyone has ever heard of it. Label says:

Pro-jet fuel, by Nutec
99 oct.

Anyone know what it is??
Thanks in advance,
Dave

 

bump

 

http://www.nutec-usa.com/

http://www.amaprostar.com/news/nutec.html

Top one is their website and the bottom one looks like an article about Nutec sponsoring AMA racing....
Guess you just got urself a bunch of free racing fuel

 

Fuel for Watercraft 2 stroke & unleaded applications.
Lead: none
Spec Gravity: 0.740 at 60°F
Motor Octane: 99
Oxygen content: under 3.7% weight
IJSBA Legal

Distillation - IBPASTM D86°F 1185% °F 16210% °F 17020% °F 18030% °F 19040% °F 19950% °F 20660% °F 21170% °F 21480% °F 21690% °F 21895% °F 220Distillation - EP °F 231Recovery vol % 98.5Residue vol % 1.0Loss vol % 0.5GravityASTM D4052°API Report 59.7Specific GravityASTM D4052- Report 0.740Reid Vapor PressureASTM D5191psi Report 4.3LeadASTM D5059g/gal 0 0Composition, aromaticsASTM D1319vol % Report Composition, olefinsASTM D1319vol % Report Composition, saturatesASTM D1319vol % Report Research Octane NumberASTM D2699 Report 109.0Motor Octane NumberASTM D2700 Report 99.0R+M/2D2699/2700 Report 104.0

google is your friend.

 

wow, i want a free jug of race gas!

 

http://www.nutec-usa.com/fuels.htm

website makes it sound like its motorcycle race gas. i wouldnt test it out. give them a call maybe what you have is different

 

More Information about the specs of the exact fuel you got.



Pro-Jet Spec. Sheet



PRODUCT: Pro-Jet Batch No.: LAB

PRODUCT CODE: NU3-101 A Date 2/3/01

TEST METHOD UNITS SPECIFICATIONS RESULTS
MIN TARGET MAX
Distillation - IBP ASTM D86 °F 118
5% °F 162
10% °F 170
20% °F 180
30% °F 190
40% °F 199
50% °F 206
60% °F 211
70% °F 214
80% °F 216
90% °F 218
95% °F 220
Distillation - EP °F 231
Recovery vol % 98.5
Residue vol % 1.0
Loss vol % 0.5
Gravity ASTM D4052 °API Report 59.7
Specific Gravity ASTM D4052 - Report 0.740
Reid Vapor Pressure ASTM D5191 psi Report 4.3
Lead ASTM D5059 g/gal 0 0
Composition, aromatics ASTM D1319 vol % Report
Composition, olefins ASTM D1319 vol % Report
Composition, saturates ASTM D1319 vol % Report
Research Octane Number ASTM D2699 Report 109.0
Motor Octane Number ASTM D2700 Report 99.0
R+M/2 D2699/2700 Report 104.0

 

That specific fuel says :Fuel for Watercraft 2 stroke & unleaded applications." You could run it in your 2 stroke lawn mower

 

If it is made for a 2 stroke it has lubricants and crap like that in it and I personally would not run it in my engine.

Keith

 

Doaah! So close... Yet so far... I don't have to feel jealous any more tho...
Sux for you though. Sorry.

 

Dayumm!!! Was hoping I got a free lunch. Thanks for the help guys.

 

That gas doesn't come premixed, it is just high octane unleaded. No lead because it is for watercraft.