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Gidday list.
Do any of you have any experience with using
different systems to allow leaded engines to run on unleaded fuel.
I think we are due for removal of leaded fuel next
year here in QLD and he has "inherited" his Aunty's old Corolla, and gets his
license next year.
Yes, sorry, she has no taste, she now drives
a dunny door. When I bought the Nissan for my daughter last year I
deliberately went for a post 86 model to get an unleaded car.
One thing I'm looking at for my son's car is a
"Fuelstar" http://www.fuelstar.com/ unit that
provides lead replacement in the fuel line via tin based
catalyst. Or there is the pour in type
of "solution" such as http://www.flashlube.com.au/ to
add at fill up time.
From what I've read about this lead replacement
fuel it doesn't sound too flash.
Regards,
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