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Posted by Bill from up north on April 14, 2002 at 21:09:54 from (205.200.30.137):
In Reply to: To days fuel on old engines posted by Stan on April 13, 2002 at 22:52:39:
I agree with Tim but would add that the reason it stops pinging (if it was) is because the Higher octane fuel burns slower than the regular . If it wasn't pinging on the regular gas then you could probably advance the timing a little and get even more power. You can also get the same results cheaper by adding 25% diesel(by volume) to the reg. gas- works good in warm weather but can create hard starting in cool weather.
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