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Is it okay to run aviation fuel (100 low-lead) in a dirt bike?
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How Does 100ll Aviation Fuel Compare With Racing Gas?
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100LL has a minimum MON of 99.6. AKI is the octane rating used to grade all U.S. automotive gasoline (typical values at the pump can include 87, 89, 91, and 93), and also the 93UL fuel from Airworthy AutoGas. The minimum AKI of UL94, as sold by Swift Fuels, is 98.0.
100LL/race gas interesting read | Bob Is The Oil Guy
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/100ll-race-gas-interesting-read.238415/
Lower flame speed than race gas. 100LL is designed for 3500RPM operation. If you run consistently higher than that you will be spitting unburnt fuel out the pipe. Most pre-run or play cars don't spend too much time over 3500RPM Real info on Race Gas/Av Gas...
Ever Put 100LL in Your Car? - Pilots of America
https://www.pilotsofamerica.com/community/threads/ever-put-100ll-in-your-car.89317/
Total and complete different octane ratings. Using the R+M divided by 2 method gives 100LL somewhere around (IIRC) 80-85 octane rating. I never used 100LL in my race cars because aviation fuel is made for low compression motors running usually running less than 3000 RPM consistently, no on then off throttle movements like a race motor.
100ll Avgas Ok to run? | race-deZert
https://www.race-dezert.com/forum/threads/100ll-avgas-ok-to-run.44599/
Lower flame speed than race gas. 100LL is designed for 3500RPM operation. If you run consistently higher than that you will be spitting unburnt fuel out the pipe. Most pre-run or play cars don't spend too much time over 3500RPM
100LL - Aviation Fuel Prices
SW. $5.68. $6.16. About 100LL. 100LL.com is a pilot's information service with a continuously updated nationwide airport directory with aviation fuel prices including 100 Low Lead and Jet-A, hotels, ground transportation, airport services and more. Use 100LL.com on the ground during flight planning, or in your aircraft when deciding where to ...
100ll Avgas ! what I found the hard way! - Audio Geeks
http://www.clubdbsa.org/forums/showthread.php?944-100ll-Avgas-!-what-I-found-the-hard-way!
Lower flame speed than race gas. 100LL is designed for 3500RPM operation. If you run consistently higher than that you will be spitting unburnt fuel out the pipe. Most pre-run or play cars don't spend too much time over 3500RPM. Real info on Race Gas/Av Gas...
100LL fuel? | Snowmobile Fanatics
https://www.snowmobilefanatics.com/threads/100ll-fuel.124410/
Run what ever your sled calls for, 100LL is 100-102 octane and will lower the performance on a sled made for 91 octane. I ran straight 100LL on my turbo sled around here, it started harder on 100LL when its cold because the fuel is harder to light.
100LL In Bike | Bob Is The Oil Guy
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/100ll-in-bike.83696/
If the fuel you get causes a lean condition/detonation, then 100LL is a good alternative to the proper race fuel, at the expense of throttle response and a very low performance ceiling. To really see much performance gain from a race fuel, it needs to be formulated for the specific application.
Anybody run Avgas LL100? - Ford Muscle Cars Tech Forum
https://www.fordmuscleforums.com/threads/anybody-run-avgas-ll100.508143/
1. Avgas 80/87: this product is used in low compression ratio aircraft engines, contains little or no lead, is red in... 2. Avgas 100/130: this product that can be used in some automotive engines. It has both research and motor octane... 3. Avgas 100 LL: the LL stands for "low-lead" which means two ...
Is it okay to run aviation fuel (100 low-lead) in a dirt bike?
https://mechanics.stackexchange.com/questions/7472/is-it-okay-to-run-aviation-fuel-100-low-lead-in-a-dirt-bike
You will not need to re-time the engine, for normal racing, however some people will choose to do so. The octane rating of 100LL is approximately 100, which is above the rating of normal, frequently containing ethanol, automotive regular grade gasoline (87).
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