Which fuel sta-bil to use ?

What you guy add to you gas tank when you only start it up and drive every -2-3 month or even longer . I look it up on sta-bil and it have 2 version . I think one is pink other is blue

I switched from stabil to Sea Foam a few years ago & really like it.
I never noticed there's two formulas of stabil.

BADBOYSVT said:

What you guy add to you gas tank when you only start it up and drive every -2-3 month or even longer . I look it up on sta-bil and it have 2 version . I think one is pink other is blue

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The red one

2004 Cobra 2.9 Whipple

None. I used to, but haven't in 7 years or so. Been using e85 the last 5 years in my weekend toys. No issues stored 5-6 months with no starting.

All I do is fill the tank. Pull the battery out and the wheels off. I store the wheels inside.

But you being in texas, why even store it?. I guess it is hot in the summers..

Texas heat will burn thru your clear coat

take it out early morning or in the evenings during summer when the UV index is low and you can drive it year round here. i wouldnt use a fuel stabilizer product for 2-3 months of storage.

Never though about that , thank you for the tips !!!!

Instead of filling the tank and putting a fuel stabilizer in it, keep the tank near empty and put fresh gas in it to drive it. Then you don’t have to worry about a bunch of old gas with reduced octane in a boosted car.

That another great tips . Since we here , anyway to avoid flat spot on tires . I heard if I max out my tires pressure it will help again the flat spot when storage . But if I want drive around during that time....

BADBOYSVT said:

That another great tips . Since we here , anyway to avoid flat spot on tires . I heard if I max out my tires pressure it will help again the flat spot when storage . But if I want drive around during that time....

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Leave it in neutral and roll it around a bit while stored.

Red kind - I don't like that new 360 forumula