Can I run 110 leaded in the V?
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Can I run 110 leaded in the V?
First track day with the V and have heard that running a mix of 93 and race gas can do a motor good. However, the pump at the track this weekend only has 110 leaded left. So after a quick search the verdict is split, so I figured Id ask here. I have no cats so nothing hurting there, just worried about 02 sensors and injectors. If I can how much mixed in? Thanks!
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Yup.
All octane does is resist spark knock. If you don't already have spark knock, it adds nothing to your car by increasing it.
In the old days, spark plugs would gradually get fouled up with leaded fuel requiring them to be changed. Run enough leaded fuel in a V, and I'd bet the same thing would happen to yours.
All octane does is resist spark knock. If you don't already have spark knock, it adds nothing to your car by increasing it.
In the old days, spark plugs would gradually get fouled up with leaded fuel requiring them to be changed. Run enough leaded fuel in a V, and I'd bet the same thing would happen to yours.
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it will hurt your cats and o2's... the lead coats everything and in the cats case over heats,melts and clogs em. it also coats the o2's and tends to shock the sensor..o2's tend to last quite a bit longer than the cats and all this also depends on how much of the stuff you run
#19
For everyone else I decided against it for the reason of possibly cloggin my o2's. That and there really is no purpose to run it. I did however buy some 100 unleaded for the next track day in hopes that it will clean up some internals in my 100k ls6. Mainly just built up carbon (if there is any). And if it wont do that atleast I will enjoy the smell!