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In article 0O1Jc.50496$WX.15047@attbi_s51,
"Tony Thomas" wrote: As stated before - use mid grade gas and you will be fine. On 2 stroke engines you have no valves to worry about. However, you do have preignition issues to worry about. The lead helped w/ this. When leaded fuel went away - outboard manufacturers recommended you use at least 90 octane fuel in the older engines or change the head gaskets to a thicker gasket to reduce compression to prevent preignition. Some will say use the cheap stuff but no more than you burn in a boat - the 10 cents a gallon is cheap insurance in my opinion. Cool, will do. -- It's no good unless it makes your eyes water. |