what octane to use??
1078114
Premium fuel because of ethanol in regular. I had to have the fuel lines replaced (under warranty) in mine because the ethanol ate them up
1078115
It will run best on high octane fuel but while the unit is relatively new with a clean carb (or after a carb cleaning and rebuild later) it will run acceptably on 87 octane, but still better on 89 octane or higher.
1078116
runs great on regular octane..the same one for the car...i believe 87 octane
1078117
Husqvarna pre-mix which is $7.88 a quart at my local Lowe's is 95, but I run 87 like I do with all of my tools, mowers, and cars
1078118
Usually just 87 octane but I try to get gas without ethanol to prevent long-term gumming up of the fuel system. This thing has been rock solid starting on any fuel so far.
1078119
I use the cheapest (and lowest octane) gas I can find these days. I do however use Marine Grade StaBil in every refill I get from the station. Any of the StaBil gas additives will work, but the Husgvarna rep told me that the Marine Grade would hold up much better. I leave gas in the cans and even in the equipment ( mowers, blowers, edgers, etc.) while stored for the winter and the StaBil holds the gas over quite well. For equipment that I use in the late fall and winter (the blower) I use whatever gas treatment for moister removal that the local Advance Auto has on sale (same stuff I use in my automobiles). Hope this helps. I use the cheapest (and lowest octane) gas I can find these days. I do however use Marine Grade StaBil in every refill I get from the station. Any of the StaBil gas additives will work, but the Husgvarna rep told me that the Marine Grade would hold up much better. I leave gas in the cans and even in the equipment ( mowers, blowers, edgers, etc.) while stored for the winter and the StaBil holds the gas over quite well. For equipment that I use in the late fall and winter (the blower) I use whatever gas treatment for moister removal that the local Advance Auto has on sale (same stuff I use in... » Read More I use the cheapest (and lowest octane) gas I can find these days. I do however use Marine Grade StaBil in every refill I get from the station. Any of the StaBil gas additives will work, but the Husgvarna rep told me that the Marine Grade would hold up much better. I leave gas in the cans and even in the equipment ( mowers, blowers, edgers, etc.) while stored for the winter and the StaBil holds the gas over quite well. For equipment that I use in the late fall and winter (the blower) I use whatever gas treatment for moister removal that the local Advance Auto has on sale (same stuff I use in my automobiles). Hope this helps. « Show Less
2084159
Better yet. Do not mix your own fuel and buy some Tru-Fuel Synthetic. Best fuel for 2 strokes !
268387
I use Coleman 16.4 oz Propane fuel. But at Chicagland Speedway last year for a NSCAR race WE saw one catch on fire, the green paint bubbled off, the smoke was black, and smelled horrible. If I would have not yelled at the guy using the grill there would have been major problems. He had this grill on a waist high table the flames were so high they almost started his canopy on fire. It would have if we didn't spot it in time.
68090
Husqvarna says the engine is certified to operate on unleaded gasoline. Use an octane of 87 or higher. Of course, you must also mix the gasoline with a high quality two stroke engine oil.
313523
I have an 08 Pro-4X sb crew cab. My truck definitely performs better than stock but i loaded the performance tune that requires 91 octane gas. I have not tried the other available tunes. Overall pleased, no downside. My truck only gets driven 3-4k moles per year so the premium fuel doesnt hurt too bad.
676173
Oil/gas mix. I use regular gas and it works fine although I sometimes run 91 through it. I've never had issues with regular. You must mix with oil.
1148964
Use premium gasoline and if you can't get non-ethanol use a fuel stabilizer additive.
1187435
Actually will need both. The propane generates the carbon dioxide (which is part of the attractant) and the Octenol is what will really boost your catch ratio.
59947
I didnt see much mpg gains! Maybe 1mpg! There is several different tunes 89 octane and 91 depending what u want!
676170
50:1 fuel to oil ratio. I usually use a higher octane fuel. If it can be found, use fuel with little or no ethanol.
1918314
That would be the best if you can get it. If not, use the highest octane of ethanol gas.
838925
Powermaster rc nitro fuel 20% Works best for me for this car. Just be careful not to wreck the new ride getting parts for this is a waiting process Because you can only buy replacement parts online. Cool car though we love ours til the last time we wrecked it :-)
1960467
I use Accelerator in my 70 Nova small block with high compression heads. I mix 16 oz to 9 gallons of 93 octane pump gas which yields an octane level just over 100. I stopped buying pump 100 octane racing fuel, which is much more expensive when cost averaging the blend. My car runs MUCH better on the blend. My car is only driven to cruises and shows averaging about 700 miles per yerr. I check plugs annually and yes I have slight orange deposits.......no biggie and it should be expected and is harmless.
1973994
Best to go to Redlines website and type in your cars make/model and they will tell you which of their fluids to use for your specific car
59944
final gasoline grade depends on which tuning you choose.I chose the 87 octane tune and have not really noticed any gas mileage inprovement. I combined the tune with a air intake system and the truck has move punch but not better gas mileage.
1955930
Use regular unleaded fuel 87 octane,do not mix oil with gas.Oil goes separate in the crankcase, oil type 5W30.
599191
what kind of wax should i use? can someone provide an url? not even sure what wax looks like or what size wax needed..