Anyone usung octane booster in their 1,350's?
#1
Having a hard time getting 93 on the water up in Fort Lauderdale. A few places have 90. Anyone using any octane booster that is acceptable for these situations?
#2
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I have no experience with this company but Boostane is a sponsor of our Boyne Thunder poker run this year. Just thought I would share. Boostane.com
Quote from thier website says dont get stuck w 90 octane at the marina. 5 gallons of boostane takes 520 gallons of 90 to 95.
Quote from thier website says dont get stuck w 90 octane at the marina. 5 gallons of boostane takes 520 gallons of 90 to 95.
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Another option is rig a transfer pump in the boat (pretty easy) and add 25-30% 110 race gas that moves your blended Octane level to 93. We like the added benefit that 110 is available leaded. Leaded fuel may or may not work with 1350's.
Last edited by BenPerfected; 05-23-2014 at 11:01 AM.
#6
You can get no lead 104 and put it in the transfer tank.
#8
Thank you! Do I have to worry about damaging the motor using these? The brand the local speed shop carries is Dragon racing
#9
Check locally to see if there is a truck that can deliver 93 oct right to your house. My Father lives in Marco Island and he had a guy that would come to the house as long as he bought a 100 gallon minimum. Good Luck and beautiful MTI!!
#10
Not sure how close you are to these guys but they carry 96, 101 and 103
Ft. Lauderdale VP RACING 96 101 103 Vp Racing [954-565-7670] 3955 N Andrews Ave N26.17538 W80.14657
And here's the link to pure gas in Florida
http://pure-gas.org/index.jsp?stateprov=FL
Ft. Lauderdale VP RACING 96 101 103 Vp Racing [954-565-7670] 3955 N Andrews Ave N26.17538 W80.14657
And here's the link to pure gas in Florida
http://pure-gas.org/index.jsp?stateprov=FL




