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Well im guna sound cheap, but gas is a minumum of 3.20 a gallon here in MI. Anyway, im at a lil over 160 in each cylinder, at +4 timing. I have run 50/50 93/110 since i bumped the timing. I guess it would be a matter of testing, but i dont want to blow her up because of detonation. Think i have to stay with 50/50 or could I run just 93 or 94 octane. Let me know what u think, and sorry i know this has been discussed a bagillllion times :blush:

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I would atLEAST run a 25-75 or go to a small airport and buy AV gas and run that straight. Detonation is not hard to hear but a little detonation here a little there (Rattle crrrrrakakaka tsssss ping crinkcrinkcrakakakaha) and you need a new motor. Better safe than sorry or go up a size on your domes and that would suck!

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25/75 or 50/50 will be safe. You might be able to run 92 or 94 octane pump gas IF you put the timing back at 0...but why???

 

You can try pump gas....but you better be sure your jetting is spot on, keep an eye on those plugs AND listen to the motor....

 

I'd rather be safe myself....

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I would try one gallon race and fill the rest of the container up with the highest pump. My container usually holds about 6 gallons. If you do that with 93 octaine and 110 race that will give you 95.8333333. That will work for sure.

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thanks for all the suggestions boys, but i think ill stick with the ole turbo blue and 93 50/50. Its just sucks when i go to the UP and have to worry about carting race fuel around!

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Drop the timming and run 94. Then you have the peice of mind and you dont have to spend all the money and gas as well as hauling it along :)

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