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Figured you wouldn't have anything positive to say. Smile, be happy …… Get yourself a bottle of octane booster for your trunk in case you run into poor fuel.

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I believe the Antcient Egyptian Hieroglyphics were a form of communicating using emojis. Can you string a few together to make a complex idea or is that all you got?
I have people asking in PM which octane booster I use: I like the 108 booster from Advance Auto.

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Booster Shots
Proving which octane boosters actually up the octane

https://www.fuelexpert.co.za/Octane-...r-Shootout.php

http://www.hcdmag.com/best-octane-booster/

https://www.hotrod.com/articles/fuel...ng-comparison/



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I'm still waiting to see video at the digs of this expertly tuned by ear ground pounding king kong wheelie pulling car that everyone on the street is afraid of running 11's


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I'm still waiting to see video at the digs of this expertly tuned by ear ground pounding king kong wheelie pulling car that everyone on the street is afraid of running 11's

Reading comprehension isn't your strong suit either.

I said it was a high 12's car.

I was probably racing when your parents were sitting in the stands thinking about creating you. Hope I helped! Think about that and have a fantastic weekend.

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I researched them and the 108 stood out. It will even work for over the winter storage.

One of my Birds, the '69 that I rotisserie restored in my shop, doesn't get hardly any use so it's important to have fuel that is stable for a really long time.
The numbers matching RA III engine is priceless to me and it's gets pampered with booster so I don't ever have to worry about damage from detonation.

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