Heli Car Fuel Question
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I have been running 30% 23 % oil Curtis Youngblood Heli Fuel in my Raptor. Is there any reason I should not run a some Trinity Nitro Power 30% through it. It was left here and I want to get rid of it.
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I would not run it unless you can find out how "low" the low oil content is that Trinity is bragging about, and bring it up to at least 20% total with added oil. Car fuel has the lowest percent of oil found in our r/c fuels. Other than that aspect there's no reason you can't run it.
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I agree with jetpack, it all boils down to the oil content. You need at least 20% and I prefer to run fuels with 22% in my raptor just for a safety margin in case of a lean run.