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On Sun, 07 Nov 2004 16:35:33 GMT, "tony thomas"
wrote: When leaded went away here in the U.S., the manufacturers recommended that you run 92/93 octane super unleaded. The reason is that the lead helps w/ detonation. That is all you need to do. The extra cost of 20 cents a gallon (here in the U.S.) is minimal over the course of a year of use for most people and it will make a difference. I can't use 92 octane in the '50 International - knocks like a sob. Regular and an additive - 54 year old motor - works for me. Later, Tom |
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