jmabillyteams

Hi RC Fans, i need a help here with these three brands, i would like to no witch of them would be good to run and to sale in the RC Market!

BYRON
SIDEWINDER
POWERMASTER

bash bros

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I'm a big fan of Bones Brew however Byron 30/11 is great fuel as well. Consistent tune and power and it leaves a beautiful coating of oil all over the engine internals. No need for after run oil at all.

Jaymancd

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You might think about Nitro Pro fuel. It has worked very well for me leaving me with nothing but good to say about it.

danyvw

Another vote for Bones Brew but if I have to use another fuel for any reason would be Byrons.

grizz1

Werks Race Blend 30% - you won't go wrong.

Failing that - of the fuels you mentioned, Byrons is well proven .

Contact Ron at Werks about stocking their fuel. Once guys run it they never go back.

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jmabillyteams

Hi RC fans, thank you for giving thise advices about witch fuel i should use and sell.
I´ll be waiting for more coments from any one about the fuel that i should sell in Portugal.
Looks like that Byron is the Top fuel now in the market.
Ron, about Werks fuel i thank you for your information but here in Portugal there is already someone selling it here in Portugal.
Please keep on sending coments about the fuel please .

jmabillyteams

Sorry guys i forgot to say something, about the fuel next year here in Europe we can only use 16% for official races.
More then that you can use it but in the not official races!
This year at the Euro A 1/8tt race in Italia all the driver were already using 16%.

vandalzzz

Not EFRA events only, AFAIK 2016 Worlds gonna be 16% too, because new rules about fuel enforced by IFMAR

CHOAS

VP is good fuel

stangdriverdoug

My LHS only sells VP powermaster. I run %30/9 in all my vehicles and they run terrific. This is for bashing only FYI

1Mastertech

The 2 best fuels in my opinion are vp power master and sidewinder both have been in the business for over 30 years. Also both fuels are very clean burning and leave very little to no residue and what i like is that both fuels unlike byrons gen 1 or 2 is the additive packages in the fuels such as antifoaming, wetting agents for lubrication and also igniters for even burning. More power better fuel economy.

b3master

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I second VP RACING power master blends ...

RCTecher12

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If pure chemical components are used, additives aren’t needed. I’ve been mixing my own fuels for over 5 years and use only nitromethane, methanol, and two kinds of oil. Any “wetting agents”, “igniters”, etc that are added to the fuel are just gimmicks and completely unnecessary. Powermaster does use a very good anticorrosion additive that I would say puts that fuel above the rest, but only slightly. My favorite fuels that I used to use was SIG Champion and Trinity Monster HP.

RC fuel is a bit of a voodoo subject, but only because the oil package is what makes the fuel and every fuel is a little different. Period.

Cardiak

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So, VP over Byrons? Interesting.

RCTecher12

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I’m not a believer in Byron’s. I have used it before and didn’t care for it.