Can you still find leaded fuel out there? I don't think it exists anymore?
Well, there's 100 Low Lead aviation fuel, but that's all I know of right
now? I doubt you will have problems with the current fuels available
though... Generally I run the highest octane I can right now due to fairly
high compression and I haven't had any sort of problems with my '70 2000.
Also run that in my wifes '67 1600 with no adverse results. Of course if
you REALLY want to scream down the road, add about 1-2 gallons of that
afforementioned av gas to your tank! :)
Good luck Mathew!!
Eric
----- Original Message -----
From: "Matthew Cox" <oscilloscope500@yahoo.com>
To: "roadster list" <datsun-roadsters@autox.team.net>
Sent: Monday, July 11, 2005 2:30 AM
Subject: Regular gas...
> Sorry if this is a dumb question... Do any of you use a fuel additive in
> each tank of gas? I was watching a DIY channel show on car restoration
> and they mentioned that you should put an additive in your classic car
> tank to compensate for the leaded/unleaded gas thing. I know you can't run
> an unleaded car on regular, but I always thought that it was OK to run a
> regular car on unleaded.
>
> Does anybody do this? Is it necessary or can I just keep running regular
> unleaded?
>
> Thanks for the info... this leaded/unleaded thing is a little before my
> time...
> Matthew in Phoenix
> '67 1600
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