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08-27-2009 09:30 PM #1

wrenchinrick
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Car Year, Make, Model: 45 ford truck

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fuel question

I was wondering do you have to do anything special to your fuel system to run high octane racing fuel or a mix of regular and racing fuel? im talking carburated engines.

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