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Subject: Re: Re: No Leaded Gas -- Now What?
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Date: Fri, 22-Mar-85 11:06:50 EST
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> Engines that rotate their valves
> HAVE TO HAVE LEADED GAS. period.

Can you give a specific reason why this is true?  I know the books I read
say the valve rotation is good because it keeps the valve heads and
seats wearing evenly (like grinding a lens).  What does this have to
do with lead?
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