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Old 02-03-2018, 04:30 PM
Navy Horn 16 Navy Horn 16 is offline
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i dont remember the price i bought 1 gal and i think with shipping and measuring device it was about $300. now that treets 770 gal of gas

i could be wrong but that is what i remember
Why not just buy 100LL and mix it at 30%. WAY cheaper.

I don't trust additives at all. You don't really know what they are putting in it, and all you know it is that is making your gas less volatile.

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Old 02-07-2018, 04:44 PM
commanderpilot commanderpilot is offline
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Why not just buy 100LL and mix it at 30%. WAY cheaper.

I don't trust additives at all. You don't really know what they are putting in it, and all you know it is that is making your gas less volatile.

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Hate to say it, but the availability of 100LL is hanging by a thread due to EPA's pressure and the fact that the only source for the tetraethyl lead is a single manufacturer in Europe. It's become a "boutique additive." Believe me, piston powered plane owners are very concerned about this because burning anything else would require FAA approval (assuming the refiners come up with a no-lead 100 octane fuel). Nobody is likely to go through that given the high cost to certify a new fuel and the (relatively) low demand for the 100LL to begin with. I believe it accounts for only 2% of all gasoline sales in the USA.

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