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05-30-2015, 08:01 AM | #21 |
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Re: Anyone using Phaser 3000?
Mike's affordable is selling it so it must be good stuff i am sure they did extensive research before putting it on their shelves and offering it to the model A community. are you guys suggesting they are selling snake oil to the very same people that keep them afloat where has the trust factor gone now lets buy this stuff by the case loads, and i'm thinking if we also use this in conjunction we'll really kick ass
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05-30-2015, 09:33 AM | #22 |
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Re: Anyone using Phaser 3000?
Be careful using 100LL Airplane fuel, have had it cause valve guide sticking...
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05-31-2015, 11:02 AM | #23 |
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Re: Anyone using Phaser 3000?
Just to be clear: I wasn't advocating this or any other additive. I don't use any myself. I was just curious as I'd not heard of this one before.
Regarding aviation 100LL (so-called "low lead"): it has quite a bit more lead (3 times at abt. 2g/gal) than the old leaded regular auto fuel. When I had an airplane, I used an additive called "TCP" which is a lead inhibitor, to prevent lead building up in the valves and the plugs fowling. It worked quite well, but it wasn't cheap. I agree about being careful using avgas.
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