houston

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very true

that much oil is very hard on the rod/crankpin as too much oil fills the combustion chamber during a compression stroke effectively reducing the volume of the combustion chamber , similar to lowering the deck heighth

race 3000 is a very good balance of engine performance/longevity

PERROTTO

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X2 on Byron race 3000 (30%nitro, 11%castor) Personally I believ this is the best mix(30/11) for all types of nitro RC enthusiasts. Great performance and protection for your mill.

Stanfsu

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Any thoughts on O'Donnell fuel?

Maximo

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Werks fuel is the best fuel on the market IMHO........ I have run pretty much everything out there and nothing offers the performance of Werks while still maintaining good protection...there are a few that perform as good as Werks, but they don't protect as well, and others that protect as well but don`t perform as well...Werks is the complete package........ And I do believe I push the limits of these engines much higher then most and if a fuel is capable of protecting my modifieds it will be capable of protecting anything..........

"WormGrunter"

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Thats great imput. I appreciate all opinions. Could someone tell the best place to order fuel online. Bestt price and also shipping. Is Amain the best place.

rcuser567345

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http://clockworkracingengines.com/co...-wrxn30-3gal-0

MotoGod

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My personal preference for the past few years has been Torco 30%. Very consistent, clean burning, and easy to tune. LOTS of good fuels out there though....

wingracer

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It's not 11% castor, it's half castor, half synthetic so 5.5% castor.

Rc kids

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what about O'Donnell I have 1 1/2 gallons left wanna run it out then change over to 30%

"WormGrunter"

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I made it to the Hobby shop. They only had Byron's 20% so I got a gallon. Now to carry this thread on alittle farther, Can I add something to this blend to bring it to around 30%. I have read in the past about racers adding additives to their fuel. I wanted 30% but they only had 20%. So I'm stuck right now with 1 gallon of 20% then I'm ordeing online.

RacerX11

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Personally I would stick with 20%. Most guys I race with run 20% (myself included) and have good power and their engines last. Byrons 20%/12 is the norm around here.

Herrsavage

The best %25 fuel IMO is the fuel with the best combination of quality, price, and reliability of supply you can get your hands on. For me that means Tornado %25. If you have the luxury of choosing from ten kinds of fuel, great for you. For me it's really low grade junk fuel, Tornado @ €11 a liter, or driving an hour to pay €17 a liter or whatever for some BS RB or Orion CRF whatever-the-fxxx fuel...

Tornado it is.

"WormGrunter"

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I'm gonna use the 20% see how that goes. I used a gallon of odonnell's 30% which ran good but that's the main brand Hobbytown carries around here.

blade954

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Has anyone got some feedback on VP powermaster fuel, Have you used it and say compared it to Byrons or Werks fuel.....

miket

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While we're on the fuel questions, what is the life span of fuel. Does it go bad sitting in the shop, or sitting on the shelf in the h/shop.