I noticed a news story today saying that federal regulators recently proposed requiring major gasoline refiners to begin selling low-sulfur fuel by 2004.
BP Amoco PLC, the largest gasoline retailer in Chicago, will begin selling low-sulfur premium gasoline Thursday at all its stations in the eight-county market. It's the first step in a plan to replace all the gasoline it sells in Chicago -- including unleaded regular -- with low-sulfur fuel in a little more than a year. I have heard it implied many times that one of the primary culprits in sticking valves are sulfides. I can also remember it being said that perhaps that is why Marvel oil is effective, in that it breaks down sulfides. As low sulfur mogas seems inevitable (thank goodness, for the sake of the air we all breathe!) is it possible that this will have unexpected good consequences for us? Is avgas already low-sulfur? Warmest regards, Artie Langston [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.bassace.com
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