VP Racing Pre-Mixed Fuel Review for 5th Scale RC Racing

🚗 Rev up your engines and join me on an adrenaline-fueled journey as I put VP Racing's Pre-Mixed Racing Fuel to the ultimate test in my latest review! 🏁 Strap in as I showcase the incredible performance of this high-octane concoction on my Baja 5B 5th Scale RC, pushing the boundaries of speed and power.
🔥 Witness the intense action as I pour the VP Racing Fuel into the tank, setting the stage for an unparalleled racing experience. The anticipation builds as I fire up the engine, unleashing the raw power and precision that VP Racing is renowned for in the racing community.
🏎️ As the Baja 5B roars to life, you'll see the fuel's ability to deliver consistent and reliable performance. Feel the rush as the engine responds to every throttle input, showcasing the seamless power delivery that sets VP Racing Fuel apart from the competition.
👀 Throughout the review, I'll share my insights and observations on how VP Racing Fuel elevates the RC racing experience, providing enthusiasts with a competitive edge on the track. From engine reliability to optimized performance, this review covers it all.
👍 Whether you're a seasoned RC enthusiast or a newcomer to the world of high-performance fuel, this review is your ticket to discovering the incredible capabilities of VP Racing's Pre-Mixed Racing Fuel. Buckle up and get ready for a front-row seat to the exhilarating world of RC racing with the unmatched power of VP Racing Fuel! 🌟
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[@thatsmyrc]

I actually had 3 quarts of VP 25/1 I ordered. Try to run it in my ddt and I found it to be a bit rich. So I’m diluting it with some 50/1. Figured I’ll run this stocker 29 till she blows or I drop a Taylor Rc motor in. It does rip around nicely and starts every time zero issues one or two pulls

[@michaellucre8249]

Hey bro loving your enthusiasm for the 1/5th and RC Hobby, I just wanted to check in with you as I run 50:1 on a certain race ported engine (which is very controversial in the hobby) and it’s 20ml of oil to 1 litre of petrol (98) so it’s actually very low in 2 stroke oil compared to the average RC hobbyist who run 25:1 which is 40ml oil to 1 litre of petrol.

[@FoundryRC]

hey hey

[@michaellucre8249]

@@FoundryRCGAZZAAAAAAAA!!

[@c-man_adventures]

ahhh this great insight mate!!!! are you okay if I mention you and the above in a clip that im filming about tips and tricks?

[@michaellucre8249]

@@c-man_adventuresof course bro, not a problem at all 🤙 FYI I’m Sydney based as well 😉

[@rollwiththepunches5932]

I use 98 octaine and 36ml of castor 927 for 1 litre of petrol, if i use 40ml oil i foul plugs no matter on the tune

[@rc51fun62]

50 to 1 means 50 parts of fuel to 1 part oil not 50 /50

[@rc51fun62]

Also love the baja build

[@c-man_adventures]

ahhhh omg im a noob i will correct this in an up coming clip

[@dennisyoung4631]

Neither flavor of canned fuel has sufficient oil for most RC type engines.
You’ll wish to add some VP oil to bring it up to 25 to 1.

[@c-man_adventures]

Hey there! 🌟 Thanks a ton for your awesome comment-guess what? I’ve featured you in my latest video where I read and respond to comments! 🎉 Check it out and see if your comment made the cut: th-cam.com/video/jtGYPpcNcUI/w-d-xo.html
Big thanks for your support and for being a part of the fun! 🚀