I have a 70 HP 1992 Evinrude. I burn midgrade gas. Is this preferred over the lower octane fuel? Also,I add a can of Sea Foam often. Does this help the motor?
I have a 70 HP 1992 Evinrude. I burn midgrade gas. Is this preferred over the lower octane fuel? Also,I add a can of Sea Foam often. Does this help the motor?
If you hear banjos upstream,turn and paddle in the opposite direction.
I would use regular fuel, add seafoam to fuel as you say and Decarb once or twice a year, depending on use. Then enjoy yourself.
Dan Burnette - Marietta, GA
Triton 18TRX - 200 HO G2
Yes, anything but 87 is a waist and you may even be adding more carbon with the midgrade. Contrary to popular beleif, regular burns hotter than supreme.
And engine that is designed to run on 87 will perform no better and maybe slightly worse with supreme. It may however sound smoother do to the slower burn rate.
If it's suppose to have regular, burn regular.
I love SeaFoam, I put it on my cerial in the morning and gargle with it when I brush my teeth.
There is a fine line between \"FISHING\" and just standing in the boat going through the motions!!!
I use bass boat saver on my frosted flakes.
If you hear banjos upstream,turn and paddle in the opposite direction.
Use the regular gas, and decarb once a year or every 100hours.
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