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Doctor Officially Full-On Dubber

363 posts · joined Aug 2009 ·

#732127
Its been a long time since ive owned a type 3, the last time i had one i could run it on Super.....

I have flashube at home because dads car uses it with its gas system, should i be using this when i run the Dub now?

What sort of mix should i be using?

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Scarab Wolfsburg Wizard

646 posts · joined Jul 2009 ·

#732157
Awesome question doctor!!....I've only just bought a type 3 too, and was wondering the same thing.
I probably wont be using it till the engine is rebuilt, so it would be good to hear what people think about mods to the engine to accomodate what fuel is available these days.
Any help guys?

grumble Son of Jim - Creator of Good

2,672 posts · joined Jun 2008 ·

#732160
I would suggest premium unleaded and a flashlube injector system,we run these on most of our vehicles.Just fill the bottle and drive,no working out the number of litres to the amount of additive.Burnt pistons and receded valves aren't pretty.

Doctor Officially Full-On Dubber

363 posts · joined Aug 2009 ·

#732184
grumble wrote:I would suggest premium unleaded and a flashlube injector system,we run these on most of our vehicles.Just fill the bottle and drive,no working out the number of litres to the amount of additive.Burnt pistons and receded valves aren't pretty.
Ok, what sort of money am i looking to have this installed? Who in Adelaide can do it?
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