Heli fuel?
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RE: Heli fuel?
They'll work as long as u reset your needle values. Normally you'll need to set it richer than using fuel specially blended for cars to prevent overheating, but your car will appear a little slower and not as powerful. I've run heli fuel (cool power 15%, green in color) before when I'm out of car fuel, they could be OK, but not GOOD, and after 1 gallon of fuel, I found the engine wear faster than using car fuels. It's due to lubricant percentage, and that's why it's normally discouraged to run heli or plane feul in your car.
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RE: Heli fuel?
http://www.rcracersedmonton.com/rcra...Engine101.aspx
Read the section
Changing Fuel.
Most Heli fuels contain 16-20% lube. I run 20% Heli fuel and it runs cooler and with plenty of power in my Trx 3.3. Racing fuel with less lube will provide a bit more power but as I do not race anymore I am aminly interested in engine life not max. performance.
Read the section
Changing Fuel.
Most Heli fuels contain 16-20% lube. I run 20% Heli fuel and it runs cooler and with plenty of power in my Trx 3.3. Racing fuel with less lube will provide a bit more power but as I do not race anymore I am aminly interested in engine life not max. performance.