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2026. 6. 30. 작업
Subsitute for Leaded Gas
Yes, you can buy additives that can be mixed with unleaded fuel. I found a list suitable products on the AA website : Suitable additives There are several proprietary lead-replacement additives available for 'DIY' dosing of unleaded petrol – these will increasingly be found in accessory shops and filling stations. Additives have been in use in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and New Zealand for some years with no reports of problems, though there are reservations about the effect of a sodium based product on turbo-charger blades. Additives may be phosphorus, sodium, potassium or manganese based – and are quite satisfactory used at the correct dosing rates in appropriate vehicles. The following fuel additives were found satisfactory in engine durability tests set up by the British Historic Vehicle Clubs: * Millers VSP Plus, (manganese) Millers Oils Ltd. Freephone 0800 281 053 * Red Line Lead Substitute, (sodium) Delta Oil Ltd. 01476 861 195 * Superblend Zero Lead, (potassium) Superblend L
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