Airplane Fuel
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05-16-2004, 07:10 AM
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RE: Airplane Fuel
Once in a while will be OK, but don't do it very often. I believe that the airplane/jet fuel is leaded still. Check out what the exact type of fuel it is and check it out online to see what it's properties are first. Leaded fuel will mess up the O2 sensor and plug up the catalytic converter.
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05-31-2004, 02:12 PM
RE: Airplane Fuel
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I'm getting a job at the small airport here. Somebody told me I should get some fuel from the pumps there for the propeller planes and put it in my truck when I race. Is that a good idea?
I'm getting a job at the small airport here. Somebody told me I should get some fuel from the pumps there for the propeller planes and put it in my truck when I race. Is that a good idea?
Play with the mixture to get best performance