Superchipmunk91

alright i bought two planes off a friend, one is a goldberg chipmunk, it has an O.S. FS-91 four stroke, and i have a Giant trainer, dont know the name, but it has an ASP 120 two stroke, is the fuel i have for my four stroke good enought for the two stroke to?? i Use byron 10% the lady i bought the plane off of says it will be fine but i wanted to get a second opinion.

Richard L.

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If the fuel for your four stroke contains sufficient amount of oil, say 18%, then it is good enough for your two stroke.

macdona

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You shouldn't have any problem. I burn 15 percent two stroke fuel in both my two strokes and four strokes. Have for several years.

Geistware

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THE four stroke fuel is fine for your two stroke engine

MinnFlyer

My Feedback: (4)

Ditto, I use 15% Cool Power in all of my engines (2 and 4-stroke) with no problem

agexpert

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UM...I know that some fuel is labeled '4-stroke' and some is labeled '2-stroke' but for glow engines, all there is is GLOW fuel with differing percentages and mixes of castor, synthetic lubes, nitromethane and alcohol.

Look at the threads regarding making your own glow fuel and you will see that it's more simple than you may think. I spent some time researching this when I lost my 'cheap' fuel supply. Turns out it would cost me almost as much to make it as it does to buy it.

The most expensive part of glow fuel is shipping and environmental/HS regulations and fees, (multiply that by 3 for individual ingredients).

I'm looking for my first gasser.

Superchipmunk91

thanks for the info people!!