Nos racing octane booster
Any leaded gas is going to decrease, and eventually cause a catastrophic failure of the o2. Including race gas. At the point you decide you need to use additives, octane boost, race gas etc. The cost of the 02 sensor shouldnt be an issue, and you know going in that you will need to get a spare.
Specifically speaking of the NOS brand stuff. I have no idea. I get 116 here.
Specifically speaking of the NOS brand stuff. I have no idea. I get 116 here.
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I am just figuring best bang for your buck. If the 10 dollar bottle of nos octane booster will raise my octane 4-6 full points then I would definitely think it would be worth it, as I don't have an option for race gas at this time.
As far as this goes is this a joke or are you serious. How much improvement is there?
Go to Lowes or Home Depot....
Buy 1 gallon of Xylene
Buy a lil bottle of 2 stroke oil
Buy a gallon gas can
Pour 1 gallon of xylene in the gas can, and add the lil bottle of 2 stroke oil. Put the lid on the can and start shaking it up and then pour it in your gas tank.
Simple and works.....
As far as this goes is this a joke or are you serious. How much improvement is there?
Go to Lowes or Home Depot....
Buy 1 gallon of Xylene
Buy a lil bottle of 2 stroke oil
Buy a gallon gas can
Pour 1 gallon of xylene in the gas can, and add the lil bottle of 2 stroke oil. Put the lid on the can and start shaking it up and then pour it in your gas tank.
Simple and works.....
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Xylene can be a good octane booster, but you need to have a better understanding of what your doing with it before you go dumping it in the tank.
Heres a little more info:
http://www.geocities.com/runyardj/Oc...sters-Info.htm
Heres a little more info:
http://www.geocities.com/runyardj/Oc...sters-Info.htm
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