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LakevilleSSEi - did you just change your signature LOL Ususally people prefer coffee
Edit: OK I see now you have a few rotating tag lines.
Cheers,
Edit: OK I see now you have a few rotating tag lines.
Cheers,
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Just make sure it'* actually unleaded. I've had gas stations tell me both stories about the same gas in the past. We have a local station that'* responsible for killing a couple catalytic converters.
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I will check it and let you know. Would there be any real benefit to do that?
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Originally Posted by willwren
Just make sure it'* actually unleaded. I've had gas stations tell me both stories about the same gas in the past. We have a local station that'* responsible for killing a couple catalytic converters.
On that basis I called the company directly. The gasoline is actually formulated in Canada specifically for racing. I'm not a chemist but Mitch did give me a good explanation and insisted that Pro Racing Fuels gas is lead free and will not damage any emissions sytems or O2 sensors.
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