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Thread: unleaded fuel

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    unleaded fuel

    I have a 69 Riviera 430, should I be using a lead additive?
    Baldy

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    These old heads are already permeated with lead. So an additive is not need. It is more important that you use the correct high octane fuel.


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    Fuel

    When I had my 1964 Riviera I would mix in 5 gallons of 100 Octane LL Av Gas with high octane premium and that would really perk up the performance.
    Airy Cat

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