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Has anyone tried race gas concentrate? Just wondering if it's worth using.
Octane boosters are a joke but this stuff is supposed to be way better.
Generic https://www.jegs.com/i/Race-Gas/814/100032/10002/-1
There's a few other brands out there incuding one by VP. It's hard to get race gas around here and I am looking for a safe non-ethanol alternative for my RM250 and KX500.
I can buy non-ethanol 90 octane locally.
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Check the ingredients if you can, I’d be willing to bet it’s just toluene or xylene rebranded and sold as that, which you can get much cheaper. It’s legit though, it does work.
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Fwiw it costs me $40 for 5 gallons of sunoco 110. I feel like youd benefit from just ordering REAL race gas for about the same cost. The entire purpose of race gas is consistency and clean fuel. You wont get that with pump gas and an octane booster.
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Wow, Its about 90 bucks for 5 gallons of 110 around where I live! I wish it were $7 to $8 a gallon then I would run it all the time for sure....
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I have used Klotz Hi-trate race gas concentrate & it worked really really well .
Only complaint was it would turn your plastic tank a slightly darker color shade over time
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Check out this website. You can most likely find race fuel at a station fairly close.
https://www.sunocoracefuels.com/fuel-finder
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Race gas concentrate is the new term for octane booster, which is what it will do- raise octane and prevent detonation. That does not mean it will make any more power when blended with pump gas. Check the link to find a VP Racing Fuel dealer close by, or call VP East at 302-368-1500.
https://vpracingfuels.com/find-a-dealer/
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Bausch's Service Station in Cambridge Springs carries Sunoco Standard (110 octane, leaded, no ethanol)
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mikec265 wrote:Has anyone tried race gas concentrate? Just wondering if it's worth using.
Octane boosters are a joke but this stuff is ...moreharescrambled wrote:Bausch's Service Station in Cambridge Springs carries Sunoco Standard (110 octane, leaded, no ethanol)
Yes. They had a hard time getting a delivery of it. It finally came in at $8.75/gallon. I was about to order concentrate online. VP at the KTM dealer is priced way too high!
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