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    Race gas will block the cat and damage the 0xy sensor if it still has lead in it, stick with the higest gas rating gas you can get at the pump. I think NZ race gas and aviation fuel still have lead in them .... but could be wrong.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Titanium
    Race gas will block the cat and damage the 0xy sensor if it still has lead in it, stick with the higest gas rating gas you can get at the pump. I think NZ race gas and aviation fuel still have lead in them .... but could be wrong.
    True about the oxy sensor... but I'd avoid 95 and use 91 as theses fuels are the same shit but 95 has more shit in it.
    BP98 I'd reconmend (duno what else is available up north)
    Yes Avgas has lead in it and race fuel is stail Avgas.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dangerous
    True about the oxy sensor... but I'd avoid 95 and use 91 as theses fuels are the same shit but 95 has more shit in it.
    BP98 I'd reconmend (duno what else is available up north)
    Yes Avgas has lead in it and race fuel is stail Avgas.
    do you use lpg or deseil in the guzzi?
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    Quote Originally Posted by cowpoos
    do you use lpg or deseil in the guzzi?
    At least I managed more than 6 words before munting my spelling...

    BTW Guzzi runs on Castor Oil, wise arse
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    Quote Originally Posted by cowpoos
    yes...yes they dooo


    and mate your wasting ya time with fancy fuels....learn to ride fast first
    Humph not sure how to take comment tbh. The thread was about is it worth it ? as I was just wondering as im not use to race fuel being sold at certian fuel stations thats all.

    The bikes a Blade ffs - its not as if its slow is it now ?

    Any way cheers for the replies guys...
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    I'll keep my 2 cents to myself this time, seems to be a good discussion here
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    Quote Originally Posted by Biohazard
    Humph not sure how to take comment tbh. The thread was about is it worth it ? as I was just wondering as im not use to race fuel being sold at certian fuel stations thats all.

    The bikes a Blade ffs - its not as if its slow is it now ?

    Any way cheers for the replies guys...
    Cheers......
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    Quote Originally Posted by Titanium
    Cheers......
    ...... fuck knows what poos is on about......
    you can get a bigger performance gain by learning to ride the arse off it than you will from any fuel

    sometimes the farmboy makes sense (not often though)
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    DONT mix it!!! It will settle out as it has a lighter specific gravity. Run it straight or don’t bother. It will not harm the motor and it will give you a slight power increase. Who runs a CAT on their bike anyway? It’s mainly used for aviation purposes as the old piston engines need the extra grunt at altitude and the lead looks after the valve seats and keeps the fuel from going stale. My old 1100 loved the stuff; smooth idle good power response etc. Bike engines….even blade’s are high performance high compression engines and require a high octane fuel to work at their best. Bring back SUPER 98, you could look at the pipe after a ride and see if it was running right. you can get it at the Challenge outside pukekohe race way. was $2.09/L
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    Quote Originally Posted by roadandsport
    My old 1100 loved the stuff; smooth idle good power response etc.
    Yeah I expect it would have loved it... you say "OLD" 1100 I asume we are talking about a old higher comp carberated air head??? if so then I agree it would love it as do my older bikes do, mainly in the mid range and starting... thats only due to the fuel being a much higher quality standard over the shit we get at the pumps.

    Quote Originally Posted by roadandsport
    Who runs a CAT on their bike anyway?
    A lot of bikes do actually... mostly imported bikes, BUT thats not the issue... Oxy sencers are, lead will root em quick as and as they are a much needed part of an injection system, best ya dont ues Av

    Quote Originally Posted by roadandsport
    DONT mix it!!! It will settle out as it has a lighter specific gravity.
    IIRC a mix of Av and 91 is a good thing... lead is a natural octain booster so the lead in the Av will raise the oct in the 91, which is a beter thing than the shit they put in the unleaded fuels.
    The fuels will only settle over time... like everything does.
    Quote Originally Posted by Kickaha
    you can get a bigger performance gain by learning to ride the arse off it than you will from any fuel

    sometimes the farmboy makes sense (not often though)
    Yeah... even I understood that
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    I went and watched Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift last night.. (now before any one red reps me, I'll get to my point).. there was a drag chopper (kinda looked like a harley glide (the one with 2 petrol tanks), but instead of petrol tanks, it had 2 NOS bottles.. I wonder what a blade would look like/go running an extremely high mixture of nitrous oxide..
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    Quote Originally Posted by MattRSK
    At the end of the day its a HONDA so no matter what fuel you stick in it, it will still be fast. GO HONDA. Blades are awesome. Thought it was about time someone started praising Hondas on this site.
    Are you nine? An Ex had a CG110, does that count?

    Waaahoo, I like shopping at Woolworths, the food is much better than erm, one of the almost identical brands.

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    My point was that Av gas is not really race fuel. Certainly not for std compression bikes.

    Didn't know Elf sold production formula Oxygenated racegas here. Thought they sold other varieties of Racegas that would only really suit modified bikes.
    VP12 was another some brought in for GP bikes if they were keen.

    Not that I’ve had the need to buy it as can’t run it in Bouquets. But there was a prat who did one year & he had the compression cranked ridiculously high. Almost made your eyes water following though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kickaha
    I heard Elf have it available in NZ
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kickaha
    you can get a bigger performance gain by learning to ride the arse off it than you will from any fuel

    sometimes the farmboy makes sense (not often though)
    Yeah I get the bit about riding better .... but Bio is not exactly slow.......

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