Premix People
#1
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Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Jensen Beach, FL / Sylva, NC
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Every 5th tank I fill up the car with gas and do not add any premix. I think from now on I am only going to put 5 gallons on every 6th tank.
This way I am cleaning out any buildup of premix I may be accumulating.
Do you think this is a bad idea??
This way I am cleaning out any buildup of premix I may be accumulating.
Do you think this is a bad idea??
#6
yea my gas guage rises slow as ****! but anyway i think i accumulate because even when i put less in when i fill up (i like to switch it up) the exhaust still smells of premix and considerable smoke comes out in relation of how much mix i have in,,, or think i have....whatever
#8
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Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Jensen Beach, FL / Sylva, NC
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I am talking accumulation in the tank. I have in the past had problems with plugs fouling so I decided when I am only going to be driving around town to just not add premix and fill it up. This way I know I am sort of cleaning out the system sort of speak.
BTW - I add 4 oz. per tankfull in an FC. I have no OMP. When I race I mix 6oz.
BTW - I add 4 oz. per tankfull in an FC. I have no OMP. When I race I mix 6oz.
#9
Originally Posted by Jims5543' date='Oct 16 2003, 05:52 AM
I am talking accumulation in the tank. I have in the past had problems with plugs fouling so I decided when I am only going to be driving around town to just not add premix and fill it up. This way I know I am sort of cleaning out the system sort of speak.
BTW - I add 4 oz. per tankfull in an FC. I have no OMP. When I race I mix 6oz.
BTW - I add 4 oz. per tankfull in an FC. I have no OMP. When I race I mix 6oz.
mike
#10
Originally Posted by FCmaniac' date='Oct 16 2003, 12:53 PM
My gas guage has always done that.. in fact after like 50 miles, it goes to 1/2 and just sits there lol.
Bigturbo, how much are you putting in?
Bigturbo, how much are you putting in?
the oil pressure, fuel, and temp gauges are all junk, they utilize a bimetallic strip which flexes as a result of heating from a wire wrapped around em. That is the motor that drives the gauge, take the stock gauge cluster and throw it as far as you can.