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2 Stroke Pre-mix In Truck?


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I have old 104 octane race gas that has been premixed with 2 stroke racing oil (synthetic).

Curiousity has questioned whether or not to put this in my gas tank.

I used to on my old Carb'ed Ford, but a FI, tight tolerance truck slows my progress. Would it hurt ANYTHING putting it into a FULL tank of gas?

Premix is 32:1 in 5 gallons, so in a 23 gallon tank it should be diluted to about 576:1

I think.

My only concern was the injectors or possibly gumming up the fuel pump or something like that.

Better than dumping it.. especially in these $4.60 a gallon days (well race gas is about $10.00+ a gallon)

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I have old 104 octane race gas that has been premixed with 2 stroke racing oil (synthetic).

Curiousity has questioned whether or not to put this in my gas tank.

I used to on my old Carb'ed Ford, but a FI, tight tolerance truck slows my progress. Would it hurt ANYTHING putting it into a FULL tank of gas?

Premix is 32:1 in 5 gallons, so in a 23 gallon tank it should be diluted to about 576:1

I think.

My only concern was the injectors or possibly gumming up the fuel pump or something like that.

Better than dumping it.. especially in these $4.60 a gallon days (well race gas is about $10.00+ a gallon)

 

 

I used to run it in my old chevy with a carb. It really eased the transition from 2 to 4 stroke getting to smell exhaust.

 

I've never personally run it through a vehicle with FI but I know people who have without any negative side effects.

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btw, is that an 06 kx250f in your sig?

It is an 07 KX250F, close though! Sold it.

 

 

P.s. The fuel is leaded... will that gum the cat?

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IF the fuel is leaded, do not under any circumstances put it in your tank. Cats are way too expensive to gamble with and a small amount of leaded fuel can do a lot of harm.

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IF the fuel is leaded, do not under any circumstances put it in your tank. Cats are way too expensive to gamble with and a small amount of leaded fuel can do a lot of harm.

 

+1 and your O2 sensors too

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