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New Nitro fuel want to try
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Never heard of them. The race blend is 9%oil and tge standard blend is 11%.
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Haven't used it before. I use either 20% VP Racing fuel 9% oil or Top Fuel 30%
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The oil percentages look good so Id say, go for it
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I'm totally out of touch with nitro fuels. I'd like to know how it goes though. I have a nitro or 3 to get running for spring.
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As long as you have 8-10% for an engine that is broken in you’re good. Anything 12% or more is good for breaking in engines.
