you could buy a 1/5 scale to solve your problem j/k

Gammalube ! or Tornado with 2% castor oil

This is good stuff. Ran it for 3 years.

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www.twistertires.com

well .. I started with trinity Monster HP 20% and it was ok .. but then I ran out of fuel at a race and borrowed some byrons 20% and the car woke right up .. so I got a quart of that to play with .. and ended up now running Byrons 30% or O'Donells 30% .. thats in a mugen MT12 btw

have fun racing everyone

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Tried Tornado,trinity,sidewinder,o'donell,rocket science,red line, byron,mugen....then power master.. yup!!! the one they sell in hobby people..... so far Power Master is the best.. Ran it in my 1/10 and 1/8 on-road..with no problems at all.. engine tuning is very very consistent...you guys should try it..

ide like to try some other stuff, but my shop only carries like 2 kinds of fuel. O'Donnel and Traxxas.

Anyone tried Fantom?

i recently made a switch from blue thunder 20% to trinity monster hp 25% and its excellent, at first it wasn't running right on its first tank, so then i riched the low end and it took off, same oil content as o'donnell but more nitro %.

I tried power master 30 this weekend, i ran all day and temps were within 10 degrees F, not only is it consistent, when i opened up the engine to check for wear and discoloring, the piston was still shiny and everything still looked new!! I was running maxy and rocket science 30 before but this will be my new fuel

I tried some Fantom 30% and it seemed to run a bit better than Sidewinder, but I only ran a quort. I haven't had any problems with Sidewinder though.

Very affordable and..... hmmm, that's it

So you are saying Byron is the best commercially available choice?

Been running Power Master last 2 yrs. and love it. Engines run consistent and hold up really well.

Cox fuel runs excellent in my car* surprised no one mentioned that brand.



* Cox .049 Stock car

If it's good enough for Ralph Burch, I'd say it's good fuel. I know Fantom uses an extremely high grade of oil in there mixture, not just regular caster oil like a lot of the brands.

for arguement sake, can you let us know which brands contain the "regular caster oil"?

Heck, yeah, if it's the same amount of money, I'd rather go for the best one.