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Re: what octane to run??
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Posted by Don L C on October 21, 2005 at 21:18:12 from (65.26.158.244):
In Reply to: what octane to run?? posted by fenton on October 21, 2005 at 10:49:43:
Hi Fenton: Save your money and quit using lead substitute in any thing.....When I was working I was in contact with the research dept. of several oil companies....I was using substitute in a '76 ford 460 in a motorhome and a farmall 400 gas...It was called "Ensted a lead" (not sure of spelling)They said I was waisting my money.....I quit using it....no problems after about 60,000 mi. and the farmall is doing fine.......use 87 oct.....
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