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Old 02-19-2018, 01:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Tom Vaught View Post
My son has thousands of hours in Twin Engine aircraft engines that run 100LL gasoline. As was posted the gas is very stable.

The guy has no clue what he is talking about and was just grasping at straws (using the info you gave him) to try to back out of his poor workmanship and warranty on the engine.

Aviation Engines typically can go 200 hours or in car miles (35,000) assuming a speed of 175 mph on average with basically just oil changes and adding fuel to the tanks. AND they do not have valve issues.

Tom V.
This^^^. Absolute BS. The guy would have said ethanol caused it if you had told him pump gas. I have started and run many, many engines that have sat for 5-55 years without issue. The only stuck ones were where water got in.

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