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You would have to use 100LL as the aviation fuel, and mix with 2 stroke oil as directed by the manufacturer. If you used JET-A, your bike may run, but it will run terribly. Note that the "LL" in 100LL stands for "Low Lead" and most modern 2-cycles call for un-leaded fuel only. You may not have any problems in the short term, but lead will build up from prolonged use. Your better using CAM-2 or Sunoco Race Fuels = High octane, without the all the lead. You could also try a diluted mix of high octane Auto gas and 100LL AV fuel.
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Will your car run on diesel fuel?
only if it has a diesel engine. A gasoline engine will not run properly on diesel fuel.
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