YS 20/20
10-22-2003, 06:38 PM
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RE: YS 20/20
YS 20/20 is usually available at that price. In addition, I use Coolpower 10% which sells for a lot less without significant loss of power or rpm in most YS engines. It all depends on how you plan to use the YS63; sports, 3-D, other etc. No doubt, YS motors apparently love nitro, but that is not entirely true for most applications; I use more Coolpower 10% than YS 20/20.
10-23-2003, 04:37 AM
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RE: YS 20/20
S&W fuels in PA should be able to brew you up some 20/20 for less than 20 bucks a gallon. In fact, their current price list online shows 20/20 for 13 bucks gallon.
If I lived in NY, I'd drown down and make a trip out of it and do a large purchase or see if you can't get a group/club buy going. They have the best fuel prices compared to any other brand and they fuel is great. I wish I bought more last time I drove through the area. I'm now in the West and am paying out the %^&* for decent fuel.
http://www.s-whobby.com/prices.html
If I lived in NY, I'd drown down and make a trip out of it and do a large purchase or see if you can't get a group/club buy going. They have the best fuel prices compared to any other brand and they fuel is great. I wish I bought more last time I drove through the area. I'm now in the West and am paying out the %^&* for decent fuel.
http://www.s-whobby.com/prices.html
10-24-2003, 07:12 PM
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RE: YS 20/20
I have fed my YS.63, CP 10-15%, Power master YS 20/20. The power differance was not that much. However, the needle tweaking and smooth, happy running engine was only found to be with the YS 20/20. The engine ran better, smoother, idled lower, on the 20/20 fuel. I did run some CP 30% I had left from my helicopter, it liked it too.
Dru.
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