At 07:23 PM 5/27/99 -0400, you wrote:
>Regarding the differences between 100 LL and the "80/87 of old".
>Would someone please post info as regards actual differences
>in the two ? Aside from the octane , what is the actual difference ?
>Thank you all.
>
Yes in 80 oct there was 0.5 gm of lead, and 100LL has 2.0 gm or 4X as much lead. Not really a problem in a high compression engine but you don't have one , hence the lead build up on plugs and valves.
Dave
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