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Posted by Pete-Tex, HERE-WE-GO on November 30, 1999 at 21:00:28 from (152.163.201.47):
In Reply to: Re: Re: unleaded gas posted by Butch on November 30, 1999 at 08:01:02:
Hotter, I'll say. Without additive the tractor
over heats on 90+ days. With the additive only the
loose nut behind the steering wheel does.
By the way since when does PRE-ignition add HP?
Yes it burns EARLIER, but not nessesarily faster,
and sometimes hotter, but preignition will cause
elevated temperatures at wierd times. The example
is demonstrated by an engine knocking (ping) from
preignition, it ain't making peak horsepower. The
most is gotten from the engine when the air fuel
mix is ignited and burned at the proper
time..
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