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I've found a place that sells 110 octane, but it's leaded. I don't have cats, since I'm running ART Pipes, and I am tuned. But I'm still wondering about what
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110 Octane Leaded? (No Cats)
I've found a place that sells 110 octane, but it's leaded. I don't have cats, since I'm running ART Pipes, and I am tuned. But I'm still wondering about what detrimental side effects there could be to our motors? Any issues with mixing leaded and unleaded? I've been told no there aren't, and I know some bikers that do it all the time.
But still, better safe than sorry, so I figured it's best to ask around. |
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