It all depends on the type of scooter you have, but your best bet would be to check your manual and look what octane ratings can be used for your scooter. The premium gas at most American Gas Satations is 93 octane.
yes you can run your scooter on the higher octane gas i run my scooter on hygorgenpuroxide the stuff u put in cuts but put more oil in the mix that will give u a realy big kick
Running a scooter on higher octane will not increase your performance. Higher octane fuel is normally used in fancy cars because it is less likely to cause backfires because it needs more compression to ignite it.
You don't put gas into gas masks. They are used to keep out poisonous gases.
To kill them
HCN
They were put in gas chambers
People were put in an air tight room and then gas was feed into the camber, choking off the oxygen and killing them. ___ The gas used does not 'choke off' the oxygen: it is poisonous.
There is not really a most expensive scooter because many people put lots and lots of different accessories on it.
There is a big difference in the performance between a gas scooter and an electric scooter. A gas scooter has a lot more power and can reach higher speeds than an electric scooter. That being said, the cost to drive an electric scooter is cheaper than gas.
a gas scooter it will go faster than an electric.
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a dj street pro is the best scooter ever NOT stay clear of that there isn't a most expensive one because they a genrally costom scooters that are to expensive
On my 150 cc Honda scooter, I just use 91 octane gas from the station. Also, if it is a 2 stroke, then you will need to put oil in the oil tank, But most 150 cc scooters are 4 strokes, which don't require this.
EBAY what type of scooter is it?
my 43 cc scooter has a 1/25 ratio
unleaded
fairly strong, lightest scooter deck on the market not very expensive
Exchanging an electric scooter into a gas-powered scooter generally involves replacing the whole of the engine to a gas-powered engine. The only exception is a gas-powered fuel cell, which maintains the scooter's electric usage, but uses a fuel cell to generate the electricity.
How much does your gas scooter cost?