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Gasoline Type 200 1989

posted by  1908242DLa on  Tue Dec 16 18:50 CST 2014
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Thanks, Art.

Others recommended that I fill the tank up completely, which I'm doing one jerry can at a time. I read elsewhere to buy 100-110 octane aviation fuel, but that seems to have lead, which is not legal to put in cars and destroys catalytic converters.

By the way, I'm in Kalifornia, and the only gas I can find is "reformulated" with 5.7% ethanol. I suppose there's some consolation that it's not 10%/E-10.





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