TruFuel isn’t ordinary gasoline. It’s a high-octane fuel that’s uniquely engineered and blended without ethanol. That means easier startup, smooth idling and quicker trigger response. It’s mixed with synthetic oil for superior lubrication, so your equipment is ready to get to work when you are.
Do you add oil to TruFuel?
TruFuel 50:1 mix is designed to work with 2-cycle outdoor power equipment that requires a 50:1 gas to oil ratio. TruFuel 2-cycle fuel is ethanol-free and formulated for hotter running, higher revving small engines.
Can I use TruFuel instead of gas?
About TRUFUEL: Available for four-stroke engines as well as two-stroke engines in both 50:1 and 40:1 ratios, TRUFUEL is a highlyengineered, ready-to-use engine fuel. The precise oil-to-gas blend in TRUFUEL assures the right ratio every time, and eliminates the need for mixing gas and oil.
Can I put 4 cycle TruFuel in my car?
A: A couple of gallons in a full tank will do no harm but if you run out of gas I wouldn’t use the TruFuel 4-Cycle fuel. So the answer is no you shouldn’t carry a can in your gasoline-engine car.
Is TruFuel better than gas?
Pump gas wins again (by about 1%), running the engine for 22 seconds longer than the same amount of TruFuel. After a flame test, the finale is a drag race test in an RV he’s dubbed the Farmabago. That one results in a tie, but he gives the “exhaust sound” win to TruFuel.
Should I use TruFuel in my lawn mower?
The Best Lawn Mower Fuel is Ethanol-Free
So with TruFuel in the tank, you don’t have to worry about sending stale, separated gas into your lawn mower engine, or damaging your carburetor or interior plastic and rubber parts with ethanol. Try it out after an engine tune-up.
When should I use TruFuel?
A: TruFuel can be used in all air-cooled, 2-cycle equipment. Leaf blowers, line trimmers and chainsaws are the most common, but snow blowers, small generators and air-cooled outboard engines will also benefit from the superior performance and protection of TruFuel.
What octane is TruFuel?
It combines 92+ octane, ethanol-free premium fuel, pure synthetic oil that exceeds test requirements for ISO-L-EGD, API TC and JASO FD and a proprietary additive package that includes an advanced stabilizer and innovative friction modifier.
Does TruFuel need stabilizer?
Trufuel already includes a stabilizer. It’s a good idea if you don’t use the blower much in a season. It becomes costly if you have to buy multiple cans in a year.
Is TruFuel safe to use?
Engineered fuel such as TruFuel is a safe alternative to pump-gas. Not only does it have a shelf-life of years, but it also includes synthetic lubricants for your engine. When ethanol first hit the pumps, we were seeing about a 10% ratio of ethanol to gasoline (E10).
Can TruFuel be mixed with 2-cycle oil?
TruFuel 50:1 mix is designed to work with 2-cycle outdoor power equipment that requires a 50:1 gas to oil ratio. TruFuel 2-cycle fuel is ethanol-free and formulated for hotter running, higher revving small engines.
Can I use TruFuel in my motorcycle?
Additionally, can you use TruFuel in a motorcycle? On motorcycles where the tank is removable, you can just remove and drain it, pour in about half a gallon of WD-40, slosh it around, and pour it back out. It is still useable.
How long does TruFuel last after opening?
TRUFUEL is ethanol-free, protecting small engines from the corrosive nature of ethanol while ensuring peak performance of equipment. The product features a re-sealable cap and has a shelf life of 2 years after opening the can and more than 5 years unopened for convenient storage.
Can you put 4-cycle gas in a car?
Yes, you may pour the unused fuel mixture into your car, provided you don’t fill the tank with the stuff. A couple gallons, if diluted by a tank-full of gas, will do no harm.
