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Old 15-01-2009, 11:35 AM   #1
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Silkolene FST pro (ANOTHER thread)

How much do you put into a tank? Unless I’m being stupid, I can’t see it mentioned on the side!?

I got two bottles today from M&P. Excellent service by the way... Parcel Farce sent them back after not being able to deliver, despite being give the full address, but M&P redelivered for free!!
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Old 15-01-2009, 12:39 PM   #2
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100ml to 150ml to a tankful
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Old 15-01-2009, 02:47 PM   #3
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What does it do???
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Old 15-01-2009, 03:43 PM   #4
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What does it do???
prevents carb icing on older (carbed) monnies. boosts octane levels.

does not apply to your 696
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Old 16-01-2009, 08:25 AM   #5
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Thanks Diego...
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Old 16-01-2009, 12:50 PM   #6
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My old 6000 was a bugger for carb icing and I always used - 'a good splosh' - usualy about 200 ml a tank when it was particularly bad - freezing fog just above freezing point was the worst.

If you want to be a cheapskate - isopropyl alcohol aka surgical spirits in similar measures is equally effective and considerably cheaper. Have a look here - http://www.ukmonster.co.uk/monster/s...ad.php?t=21476
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Cheers guys. Wish I would have read that thread before I bought 2 litres of the stuff!! :-(
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My old 6000 was a bugger for carb icing and I always used - 'a good splosh' - usualy about 200 ml a tank when it was particularly bad - freezing fog just above freezing point was the worst.

If you want to be a cheapskate - isopropyl alcohol aka surgical spirits in similar measures is equally effective and considerably cheaper. Have a look here - http://www.ukmonster.co.uk/monster/s...ad.php?t=21476
NTB, what made you downgrade from a Monster 6000 to a mere Monster 900? Was it hurting your arms pulling away from the lights on a 6 litre bike?
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Old 16-01-2009, 01:49 PM   #9
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Cheers guys. Wish I would have read that thread before I bought 2 litres of the stuff!! :-(

I disagree m8. Pro FST works better than anything else when comes to carb freezing on my 600.

I go through gallons of the stuff in winter!
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NTB, what made you downgrade from a Monster 6000 to a mere Monster 900? Was it hurting your arms pulling away from the lights on a 6 litre bike?
Heh heh - my fingers got too fat!
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I disagree m8. Pro FST works better than anything else when comes to carb freezing on my 600.

I go through gallons of the stuff in winter!
Certainly it's the best stuff sold speicifically for the purpose but have you ever tried using Surgical Spirits. TBH I couldn't tell the difference between the two (apart from the price) in my old 600 - waheey got that right this time!
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