I recently got a Boston Whaler 13' from my grandparents, it is old, but was put away correctly (fogged) every single year. I have Seafoam-ed it and changed the spark plugs (they had not been replaced in 15 years), but I want to make sure that the timing is correct/ advance it to take advantage of premium (higher octane/ lower ethanol content gas.)Note: It is also low on power (the top end is fine; it regularly cruises at 27mph, WOT ) but is having a really hard time pulling a waterskier. I have been using premium 93 (because of the lower ethanol content), and I would like to continue to use it, but i would like to advance the timing 5-7 degrees.
Rubber burns very easy and also it ages very rapidly.Why not put huge nets around to trap the planes? JUST KIDDING
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