Kits are tunnel dump only. Of course you could easily exit the exhaust wherever you like with some welding skills and pipe
Boondocker kit for AXYS
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Kits are tunnel dump only. Of course you could easily exit the exhaust wherever you like with some welding skills and pipe
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I was told only to run 91 octane with the new sidekick, just passing on
I was told only to run 91 octane with the new sidekick, just passing on
Boondocker is also selling a fuel additive made by VP for boosting octane.
They said they've had great results. Ends up being $10 a tank but increases octane considerably.
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Yep...It's called VP "Octanium"....
http://www.enginebuildermag.com/2015/04/vp-racing-fuels-octanium-octane-booster/
You can get it at Jegs, Autozone or Amazon.... for about $20 per tank ($160 per case of 8).
http://www.amazon.com/VP-Fuels-2857-Octanium-Concentrate/dp/B00W959V54
http://cycleplicity.com/products/452576-.aspx
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http://www.enginebuildermag.com/2015/04/vp-racing-fuels-octanium-octane-booster/
You can get it at Jegs, Autozone or Amazon.... for about $20 per tank ($160 per case of 8).
http://www.amazon.com/VP-Fuels-2857-Octanium-Concentrate/dp/B00W959V54
http://cycleplicity.com/products/452576-.aspx
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I would be a little leary of this stuff. I ran some klotz stuff that was similar years ago. I was at Cooke and had a whole can in and was hitting my det sensor. I could pour 2 gallons of av in and run more boost and not hit it all day. Plus av gas is cheaper. I just got it because it was easier to take on trips. A 16 ounce can was supposed to boost you to 104. You would think boondockers would know but they are making money on it.
With VP making race fuels... I have more confidence in them... but hey...I've been wrong before.
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Doesn't klotz make race fuel also?
Not sure??
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Just looked and they have 100, 108,110, 113, and 118.
The possibility that it is snakeoil could exist... I guess we'll see how it sorts itself out.
I'm hoping it is a good product with real results.
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I'm hoping it is a good product with real results.
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They have.
Pete told me they've been running it for awhile and now and they are recommending and selling it.
Your not suppose to need anything but 91 with the side kick kit though right
Something I just heard, but never considered, regarding fuel fill ups was if you don't ride long days and top off with 2, 3, 5 gallons at a time, there's a good chance you're getting .5 -.75 gallon of 85 octane that's left in the station fuel line at the beginning of every 91 octane fill up. After doing this a few times you can easily get down into the high 80's.
Yup always heard that also, it makes sense when you think about distance from the valves to the pump handle... I drive a gas pickup and alway put the first two gallons in my truck our in a can.
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Actually I believe this is what happened to me the other day... I drive a diesel truck and forgot my spare can to put suspect fuel from the hose into. Just filled up with the one hose that shares and levels of octane. Had DET that day. Haven't since or before.
