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Old 05-07-02, 09:34 PM
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mix of c16 and pump gas

If i was to do this ,how much would the octane number be,or it cant be done.If it can what ratios should i run,reason i ask is that its going to be way cheaper if they are both mixed
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Well, with seven gallons of 93 and three gallons of 116 you would be at 100 octane.

What octane level do most of you guy shoot for?
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High Octane Fans out there? Have you tried Avgas (aviation fuel)? I use it exclusively on my heavily modified Sea-Doo because of the high compression.

It's not 110 Race Gas, but it IS 103 octane at $1.98 a gallon (beat that VP Race Fuels!). I've been using it for years, and just fill up (trailer and all) at the small private airport nearby.
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Becareful of AVGAS, most of which is leaded.
Leaded fuel + rotary = clogged cats and bad O2 sensors.

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