Finding High Octane Fuel or Additive??
#1
i dont know about anyone else but in NJ its getting harder and harder to search for high octane fuel, its like im on a search for fuel, its starting not to be fun. Does anyone have a reliable additive that you have used supercharged motors and now have to worry about popping one, that works i need to have at least 92 octance and i usually can find 89, it makes we want to get a pair of 525's, but i dont wanna scrafice the sound or speed.
thanks for the help
tom
thanks for the help
tom
Last edited by tgersx; 11-18-2006 at 06:02 PM.
#2
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From: Manitowoc, WI
Try the Amsoil Octane Boost. I know that snowmobilers love this stuff in their modded high compression, high zing 2 strokes.
http://www.amsoil.com/storefront/aob.aspx?zo=1132530
Here is some testing that was done is Austrailia. The prices are a little off compared to USD. http://www.gtatech.com/news_au_articl.html
http://www.amsoil.com/storefront/aob.aspx?zo=1132530
Here is some testing that was done is Austrailia. The prices are a little off compared to USD. http://www.gtatech.com/news_au_articl.html
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is there a Sunoco around? if not have you tried mixing Jet A or ordering VP Racing fuels? This is what i had to do for my race jetskis and my solution for the boats/sc'ed skis
#5
I have been told the ONLY add to pump fuel type add on that REALLY increases octane is the Torco Accelerator.
www.torco.com
Good luck.
www.torco.com
Good luck.
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From: Sandusky/Olmsted Falls, OH
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Originally Posted by P Offshore
I have been told the ONLY add to pump fuel type add on that REALLY increases octane is the Torco Accelerator.
www.torco.com
Good luck.
www.torco.com
Good luck.
Torco, the only way to go. Very nice people to talk to if you have any questions. Use the leaded accelerator, I little bit more in price but a very good product. http://www.torco.com/cart.php
Last edited by Doug; 11-18-2006 at 11:13 PM.
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Originally Posted by jlmtx83
is there a Sunoco around? if not have you tried mixing Jet A or ordering VP Racing fuels? This is what i had to do for my race jetskis and my solution for the boats/sc'ed skis
not to be a smart azz, but you mixed gas and diesel(jet a)?




