SUNOCO RACE GAS

[jbooker82]

Wich would likly be caused by the guy you bought it from, not Sunoco.

[NOS_350x]

I will never use Sunoco again, I ran VP C12 forever, let my local shop convince me to use sunoco from them (sponsorship stuff)after the race the bike sat for 2 weeks, maby 3, When i went to start it up for the next race it wouldnt start. Come to find out the whole bowl of both carbs, was completely full of a jell type stuff. Something reacted very badly with that fuel. But i never had a problem with any other type of fuel.

[Fullthrottle02]

I have only been running Sunoco Standard 110 for a limited time, but so far has been great, no issues. I don't use fuel that has set over 2-3 months though either.

 

It's available at the pump also.

[Bansheeejohn]

I will never use Sunoco again, I ran VP C12 forever, let my local shop convince me to use sunoco from them (sponsorship stuff)after the race the bike sat for 2 weeks, maby 3, When i went to start it up for the next race it wouldnt start. Come to find out the whole bowl of both carbs, was completely full of a jell type stuff. Something reacted very badly with that fuel. But i never had a problem with any other type of fuel.

 

yup its been a while since it happen to me but reading your post reminded me exactly what happen........when i was putting the gas in with a screened funnel the funnel glogged up as if something solid stopped the flow then it slowly drained in after i could see a thick clear liquid on screen so i wiped it with my finger and could not believe it had no smell seemed to be water that jelled up and almost completely stopped the flow when pouring the gas from can thru funnel into bikes tank. I never bought racegas from that speed shop again but i have used sunoco racegas from other vendors without any problems so my advice would be to always use a funnel with a screen

[spurdy]

I've run Sunoco Turbo Blue for 2 or 3 years. 55 gallon plastic drum and have kept a drum up to a year and have had 0 issues. Always kept in the garage and sealed but sitting on concrete floor. Never given me an issue.

 

SP

[NOS_350x]

yup its been a while since it happen to me but reading your post reminded me exactly what happen........when i was putting the gas in with a screened funnel the funnel glogged up as if something solid stopped the flow then it slowly drained in after i could see a thick clear liquid on screen so i wiped it with my finger and could not believe it had no smell seemed to be water that jelled up and almost completely stopped the flow when pouring the gas from can thru funnel into bikes tank. I never bought racegas from that speed shop again but i have used sunoco racegas from other vendors without any problems so my advice would be to always use a funnel with a screen

 

 

Ya mine was a bit different, Yellowish, Greenish Jello type substance Full in both bowls, In the banshee and one in a Tecate 3wheeler. This was sitting several weeks.

[MILO]

I've been running Sunoco 110 in my Banshee and haven't had any issues. I get it 5-10 gal at a time from a local dealer who supplies a lot of the local dirt tracks, drag strips, & basically local guys like myself. He just syphens it from the drum & I screen it when I get home. It's kept in a 5 gal regular gas jug in my garage which is usually relatively cool & 0 sun exposure. I usually only mix enough for the ride I'm doing at the time. Sometimes a gallon, sometimes a tank full because it's likely to sit for a while. I haven't noticed any issues with it yet.

Edited September 30, 2010 by MILO

[Coupelx]

When I was younger and less wise, I made the mistake of running 120 octane in a stock 350 without any rejetting work done. BIG MISTAKE!

you had other issues then, there should be no jetting difference.

[duramaxsmoke]

i use stabill all the time just incase

[beez33]

You got Ur 50 post nice work. Now you can look at the for sale section.

[Coupelx]

i use stabill all the time just incase

 

 

You got Ur 50 post nice work. Now you can look at the for sale section.

 

post whoring faggots. learn to read.