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Old 09-13-2005, 12:48 PM
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Will be moving over to the US in a couple of months, was wondering if you guys sell Byron uel over there? Need to keep the same brand for my Hyper 7.
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thats all I buy, at 22 bucks a gallon, saves 8 vs o donnell
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Cool, thats good to know.

Over here it's illegal to ship fuel, I hope it's not over there. I have just done a search on the net for distributers in NC & the closest is about 2 hours away from my wifes apartment, hope they could ship to me.
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Cool, thats good to know.

Over here it's illegal to ship fuel, I hope it's not over there. I have just done a search on the net for distributers in NC & the closest is about 2 hours away from my wifes apartment, hope they could ship to me.
You can have it shipped but you have o buy i by he case and pay out the rear for it. That's why its cheaper to buy from LHS.
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Sure, I've just located a hobby store about an hour away from our apartment. It would be worth the travel every couple of weeks for parts aswell as fuel.

Your right, byron ship by the crate....lots of fuel!.....lol.

Thanks for your input guys.
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Is byrons fuel better than the traxxas fuel?
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Originally Posted by 1fsttraxxas
Is byrons fuel better than the traxxas fuel?
i let the price of fuel determine what is best.
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Is byrons fuel better than the traxxas fuel?
Over here Byron & Odonnells fuel are the leading brands. Byron is produced in the US & is sold, according to my recent research...lol. But over here, Byron is rated very high. I wouldn't use any other brand if I had a choice.

I tend to be in the mind that fuel produced by a kit manufacture is optimised for the engines they use, but this is a very loose statement.
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i let the price of fuel determine what is best.
Good philosophy, but you get what you pay for in my opinion.
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hence paying 30+ for a gallon you are gettting some really good gas
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Byron's is as good as any fuel at any price. It just went up $4 a gallon at my local shop but it's still less than O'Donnell. Some shops give a break on a case of 4 gallons. That's what I'll do in the future (go in on 4 with a buddy).
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Any news? I haven't been able to get the Rvo out in a while...

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Originally Posted by 1fsttraxxas
Is byrons fuel better than the traxxas fuel?

The only thing I would say is that if you are running a traxxas motor I think that the traxxas fuel works well since that is the fuel that they used in the development of the motor.

My opinion on Byron fuel is that it is the best fuel out there. The Byron company is located in Iowa. I know that probably 9 out of 10 on-road racers here in the plains state that is all they use. And the fuel is becoming more and more popular on the off-road track as a lot of the racers that race both have gotten the off-roaders hooked on using it.

One last note that is if your closet hobbyshop carries Mugen fuel it is the same thing. Just a different label on the bottle that is all.
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Don't most of these r/c companies buy from the same fuel manufacturer anyway?
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