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    We now keep in stock 100 octane race fuel,

    $65 for 20L

    Bring the drum back to us and we’ll give you $15

    RACING UNLEADED, STREET LEGAL RACING FUEL

    RESEARCH OCTANE NUMBER: MAX 100.4
    SPECIFIC GRAVITY @ 15.0 DEG: 0.7503
    ANTI KNOCK INDEX: MAX 94.2
    OXYGEN: MAX 3.59%
    AROMATICS: MAX 36%

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    #184257

    Greg
    Member

    NO NO NO NO that thread title is all messed up :laugh:

    You see its a KTM shop selling race fuel to keep up with EVERYTHING else, you dont see this stuff at your Jap shop now do you :P

    TB

    #184259

    I saw this thread and wondered if TISCO for got to put fuel in a bike (the only way a KTM will seem faster)

    #184261

    mike
    Member

    I thought it might be for all the people who go to the shop wanting to buy a KTM but can’t afford one and they buy the fuel to make their non ktm bikes go a bit faster. Out on the trails they could tell their mates “ya know the fuel in this is meant for a
    ktm”. can you imagine the jealousy that would set in. good to see ya tryin to share the ktm love around Tisco

    #184262

    Dusty wrote:

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    I thought it might be for all the people who go to the shop wanting to buy a KTM but can’t afford one and they buy the fuel to make their non ktm bikes go a bit faster. Out on the trails they could tell their mates “ya know the fuel in this is meant for a
    ktm”. can you imagine the jealousy that would set in. good to see ya tryin to share the ktm love around Tisco

    Yeah i used the KTM fuel once i swear i had two flats and a bad pinging noise from the motor then it stopped. :P :P

    #184264

    Stuart
    Member

    $2.50 a litre! think i’ll keep using PULP 95,

    Don’t think I’d notice the difference other than in my wallet.

    #184260

    glenn
    Member

    Trailboss wrote:

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    NO NO NO NO that thread title is all messed up :laugh:

    You see its a KTM shop selling race fuel to keep up with EVERYTHING else, you dont see this stuff at your Jap shop now do you :P

    TB

    KTM fuel,,,just add a match :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:

    #184265

    drew
    Member

    sb_250y wrote:

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    $2.50 a litre! think i’ll keep using PULP 95,

    Don’t think I’d notice the difference other than in my wallet.

    i’ll buy a drum off you at $2.50 a liter ;)

    by my calculations it’s $3.25/L :huh:

    you can get 98 PULP at some servos now :side:

    #184268

    Bruce Curtis
    Member

    Mmm racing fuel
    Mmm KTMs
    Mmm PDS

    You just know this is gunna end up in pain…..

    #184269

    Bruce Curtis
    Member

    Not that I’m defending this particular fuel without knowing its full breakdown, but usually there is a lot more to a fuel than just octane rating, I can get fuels that burn better and produce more power with a relatively low RON yet others rated at 98 RON that produce nothing much more than excessive heat, I’d prefer to have a high MON than RON, because you can use relatively any crappy old additive to increase your RON and gain nothing in the way of horseower in the end.
    All a higher octane rating usually does is allow you to run higher compression and/or advanced ign timing, if you don’t take advantage of these allowances it is wasted or even worse.

    #184258

    Greg
    Member

    I will take a drum Scott (put one aside mate) I wont rubbish something till I try it. Why not will put it through the XR at Nundle maybe

    TB

    #184274

    Craig Hatton
    Member

    Trailboss wrote:

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    I will take a drum Scott (put one aside mate) I wont rubbish something till I try it. Why not will put it through the XR at Nundle maybe

    TB

    Stick some orange plastic on and your good to go :laugh: :laugh:

    hatto

    #184275

    drew
    Member

    Trailboss wrote:

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    I will take a drum Scott (put one aside mate) I wont rubbish something till I try it. Why not will put it through the XR at Nundle maybe

    TB

    hmmm TB just please make sure you don’t start it in thongs though :kiss:

    seeing it’ll be your recovered knee and all ;)

    i did not intend to rubbish the fuel TB, just voicing my thoughts to cost:benefit. as it is 100 ron and you can get 98 ron for about 1/2 the price.

    PLUS Scott said that postage stamps won’t stick to the drum….

    (well he didn’t really, i just cannot drop in and pick up a drum, and the dangerous goods thing for freight makes it out of the question all together for the like of myself..)

    #184278

    Hatto wrote:

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    Trailboss wrote:

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    I will take a drum Scott (put one aside mate) I wont rubbish something till I try it. Why not will put it through the XR at Nundle maybe

    TB

    Stick some orange plastic on and your good to go :laugh: :laugh:

    hatto

    Talk about pushing your luck after he buys a can LOL

    This stuff does give a bike more punch and smells great to

    #184280

    Greg
    Member

    xy-transit wrote:

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    Trailboss wrote:

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    I will take a drum Scott (put one aside mate) I wont rubbish something till I try it. Why not will put it through the XR at Nundle maybe

    TB

    hmmm TB just please make sure you don’t start it in thongs though :kiss:
    Sure no worries mate :laugh:

    seeing it’ll be your recovered knee and all ;)

    i did not intend to rubbish the fuel TB, just voicing my thoughts to cost:benefit. as it is 100 ron and you can get 98 ron for about 1/2 the price.
    Wasnt talking about you rubbishing was about me :laugh:

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