omg no name

do these fuel cents hurt your engine http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXERH2&P=0

annie_himself

That is a waste of shipping and handling. Why do you want grape smelling fuel (or any smell for that matter)? I like the smell of nitro and you would probably have to re-tune your motor, its not worth it.

omg no name

no im not getting it i seen people use it so i was wondering

Smokinnitro

It wont hurt but if you dont have a reason like you local indoor track requires it then why use it

rcdudegermy10

I don't think it would, but just make sure you squirt some wd-40 or marvel mystery oil (it's the exact same thing as after run oil-available at a hardware store) in your enigne after to make sure it doesn't make your engine gummy

standupclothing

haha i have wandered the same thing... i would love to huff some bubble gum flavor haha....i wander if it burns the nose like good 'ol nitro

125cchyperman

The bubble gum smell is strong when you open the bottle. I bought some a while back (like 2 or 3 years back) and opened it but never used it. I dont even know why I bought it to tell you the truth. But I dont think it will mess your engine up but you may have to do a little re-tuning to your engine.

Also rcdude-- Marvel mystery oil and ARO is the same thing but WD-40 is not the same as Aro is marvel is, infact if you can stay away from WD-40 as a ARO as it can cause your o-rings to break down and cause air leaks at the carb and back plate.

bobn911

The use of 'scents' was started in drag racing years ago. Some people get 'up-set stomachs' smelling burned menthanol. In 1:1 cars, there has been no tuning or loss of performance issues. As far as our 'glow engines' are concerned, I don't think there is a problem using it. Later, Bob