mannykiller

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Updates?

I don't want to use Benol any more. Saw first hand the weird residue it leaves inside the engine.

speedjunkie

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Damn, I got some Klotz Techniplate to use, I wonder if it'll be the same. I plan to do some tests with different oils mixed with E85.

mannykiller

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Yea, well "supposedly" the techniplate doesn't leave the residue. But The Benol reg does... Leaving the worst BS gunk in the bottom of my fuel cans. Takes like 3 cans of Brake Cleaner and 45- 1 hour to get 100% CLean. I hate it.

speedjunkie

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Ok, I'll watch for that when I do the tests. Maybe I'll look for something else to use in the mean time. Thanks for the heads up!

mannykiller

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I've been using Motul 8002t this entire Pro-Am Season. Car runs great..and compression is only getting better!!

Zenki FC3S

good stuff mannykiller, what about using good ol blue premix. i never saw it seperate in e85

mannykiller

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What's it look like? Link?

TeamRX8

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It appears that Motul lists the 800 2T oil for gasoline fuels and there are also two types; off road and road racing?

https://www.motul.com/system/product...pdf?1379696151

https://www.motul.com/system/product...pdf?1388420010



Their oil for alcohol fuels appears to be the Micro T2, but for R/C type engines:

https://www.motul.com/system/product...pdf?1290086772

mannykiller

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Well i've been using this one for this whole season. The past 6 Events + 3 Pre-season Events. My Compression has been going up slightly since the dyno. I'm pumped on it.

I've left this stuff mixed in my 5 Gallon Fuel jugs for 3 weeks at a time and they don't ever separate.

We've even used this on Mad Mikes 4 rotor Turbo when we were in a bind in Atlanta and needed to emergency premix some race fuel. Wasn't E85... but it's good solid Premix.


Just saying.... Go with your gut. I go with what I trust and what's worked in my experience