Fuel changes during the season. I sometimes see different performance fill to fill. And yeah, a lot of it is going to be in your mind. I find that a lot of things that add *real* power can be hardly noticable after a while... E.g. Installing a Remus full system on my old BMW.

Im putting a bit of upper cylinder lube in with my fill ups see what my fuel economy, but already the engine sounds smoother. I'll let everyone know.

Quote from: aussiegs on October 13, 2011, 03:38:04 PM
Im putting a bit of upper cylinder lube in with my fill ups see what my fuel economy, but already the engine sounds smoother. I'll let everyone know.

Marvel Mystery or Lubrigas?

-Jessie

Quote from: BaltimoreGS on October 13, 2011, 03:52:20 PM

Quote from: aussiegs on October 13, 2011, 03:38:04 PM
Im putting a bit of upper cylinder lube in with my fill ups see what my fuel economy, but already the engine sounds smoother. I'll let everyone know.

Marvel Mystery or Lubrigas?

-Jessie

We're in Oz so it's probably something like Morey's available at all Supercheap stores - one of our main large retailer auto accessories store.

Am curious too, Aussie. Which lube, how much per tank fill, any other Effects you notice as well such as slight rpm reduction for a given speed, different exhaust note, starting up cold differences, etc.

Michael

No moreys for me I'm using Lucas. The bottle says 100ml for every 60 liters. So I'm going about 25ml per tank. It says overdose won't hurt it. I'm running 98 fuel stock carbs and exhaust so interesting to see how we go. I was in my local auto store buying some fuel stabilizer for my mower can and thought why not get some of this and give it a go too.