Lucas octane booster
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Lucas octane booster
I know most of the octane booster out there doesn't do much or anything but does anyone know anything about this stuff?
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http://www.lucasoil.com/products/index.sd
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http://www.lucasoil.com/products/index.sd
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I've seen the info on mixing that and marvel mystery oil (cant find that anywhere, maybe not avail in Canada?) with fuel.
I only have 91 available and was thinking of going from a 2# to a 4# but was not sure it that was the best idea with only 91? I thought this lucas stuff might just give a bit more insurace with the 91.
I only have 91 available and was thinking of going from a 2# to a 4# but was not sure it that was the best idea with only 91? I thought this lucas stuff might just give a bit more insurace with the 91.
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10 points = 1 octane I have yet to see an autozone "octane booster" that actually does any good.. so paying $4-5 for 1 octane is a RIP-OFF.. plus extra octane doesnt do any good unless you've got a tune to support it..
There is some stuff called "off-street legal" i think which raises you 20 points or 2 octane.. thats enough to raise your timing 1-2 degrees..
There is some stuff called "off-street legal" i think which raises you 20 points or 2 octane.. thats enough to raise your timing 1-2 degrees..
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From: Warner Robins, Ga, CSA
This work's ---over-the-counter 'boosters' 
don't. Yes, that costs more but it works as advertised. I used it at the track religiously. 
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Dan
don't. Yes, that costs more but it works as advertised. I used it at the track religiously. .Dan
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Originally Posted by LIGHTNINROD
This work's ---over-the-counter 'boosters' don't. Yes, that costs more but it works as advertised. I used it at the track religiously. .
Dan
don't. Yes, that costs more but it works as advertised. I used it at the track religiously. .Dan
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Originally Posted by LIGHTNINROD
This work's ---over-the-counter 'boosters' don't. Yes, that costs more but it works as advertised. I used it at the track religiously. .
Dan
don't. Yes, that costs more but it works as advertised. I used it at the track religiously. .Dan
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nope.,
I run it once in the spring when I pull the truck out of storage and when I go to the track.
I also run it through my grand cherokee once in a while to clean out the fuel system
I run it once in the spring when I pull the truck out of storage and when I go to the track.
I also run it through my grand cherokee once in a while to clean out the fuel system
