i have a question with the type pf fuel im using
can i use bryon 20% nitro race 2000 gen2 fuel for my buggy?
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what engine has it got ?
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Yes you can but make sure there is enough oil in it so you do not burn up your motor. I only say that due to the fact that you are asking a specific question that make me believe you are new to nitro. Race blend fuels have a smaller tuning window than RTR blended fuels.
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Most buggy engines will run on 20% fuel. But it more depends on your experience in tuning and also what kind of performance you are looking for.
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Originally Posted by BenXB8ec
(Post 6233175)
what engine has it got ?
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Originally Posted by BenXB8ec
(Post 6233175)
what engine has it got ?
Originally Posted by sdof1
(Post 6233180)
Yes you can but make sure there is enough oil in it so you do not burn up your motor. I only say that due to the fact that you are asking a specific question that make me believe you are new to nitro. Race blend fuels have a smaller tuning window than RTR blended fuels.
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Byrons Gen 2 20% has 12% oil which is more than enough oil for any motor.
Yes you can use it on your motor or any other motor you run. Too much oil can be a bad thing to you know ;) |
Originally Posted by Alan D.
(Post 6234337)
Byrons Gen 2 20% has 12% oil which is more than enough oil for any motor.
Yes you can use it on your motor or any other motor you run. Too much oil can be a bad thing to you know ;) |
I use Byrons Gen 2 30% nitro with 11% oil and a Ninja JX .21 motor.
30% isn't necessary for racing though. 20% is perfectly fine, plus you get about 30 seconds more ruin time and slightly longer engine life. |
Originally Posted by Alan D.
(Post 6234959)
I use Byrons Gen 2 30% nitro with 11% oil and a Ninja JX .21 motor.
30% isn't necessary for racing though. 20% is perfectly fine, plus you get about 30 seconds more ruin time and slightly longer engine life. |
I run os speed engines with coldfusion fuel. Magic blend 30% - 11% oil. Most 30% duels are in this range. Personally like the snap of 30% but it really does not matter it's all personal preference. I can say stick with a good quality fuel like I have found at cold fusion and you can't go wrong. 20-30% depends on your drving style. I. An say that I have 2 engines now that only have coldfusion fuel through them, one had 4 gallons and it still looks like new inside. No discoloring or staining of the metal and no buildup whatsoever. Just my personal experience.
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