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So what happens when 100LL is gone anyway?



 
 
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Old July 20th 05, 01:23 AM
Scott Migaldi
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Michael wrote:
Leaded autogas is available at every fuel pump in Venezuela, it's not
going away any time soon, and I would bet they're not buying their TEL
from the UK. Any engine that runs OK on 100LL will run just fine on
premium (91 Octane) summer gas (blended for low RVP) with a TEL
additive to boost the octane to 100. This is a tempest in a teapot.

Michael

Want to clarify that since most of the auto gas, even premium, in the
Midwest has alcohol in it?

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