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  Manhattan Oil Scented Gas Additive

  Zack in Idaho

  Question

  So I have a quick question about this and I'll probobly sound like a 5 yr old but when you mix this with two stroke gas do you just mix it like premix or do you mix it with the gas and then premix? Sorry and thank you

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  Maxima Hi-Test Octane Booster

  David in IL

  My staple boost

  I have not found any other octane boost out there that has all of the good attributes of the Maxima Hi-Test. First, it works as it stops the pinging. Secondly, it does not stain plastic fuel tanks (as some other brands do... watch out for anything sold in a metal can if this is a concern for you) Thirdly, it does a great job of conditioning the fuel. I've stored bikes for 12 months + with no additional stabilizers and had no issues with varnish or fuel clogs.

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  Maxima Fuel Stabilizer

  Tyler in TX

  Great product, easy to use!

  Maxima always delivers great products!!

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  Star Tron Enzyme Fuel Treatment

  Shawn in CA

  I think it works

  I assume it does what it says on the bottle. It makes me feel more comfortable running this in my gas tank, especially if I ever don't get to ride for several weeks. If there is ever a chance that your machine will be sitting for a period, I would run this or something similar through it just for piece of mind.

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  Klotz Octane Booster

  Robert in PA

  stabilizer

  I've used this mostly as a fuel stabilizer than an octane booster....How well doesn't it work? Don't have any real evidence to say either way ...but the exhaust on my smoker smells great :-)

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  Yamalube Stor-Rite Engine Fogging Oil

  Alejandro in FL

  Use this if you plan on storing your toy

  Most people don't even worry about engine lubrication when storing there 2 or 4 stroke toys. This spray is a must have in order to avoid stuck rings that may scratch the cylinder upon first start. Just remove your spark plug, spray some inside the engine and your done.

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