On Sun, 29 Jun 2014 21:28:10 +0200, Alan McKinnon wrote:

> The Harvard trainers we were using when I was in the military all used
> 140-odd octane gasoline, I beleive that's normal for aircraft piston
> engines. It's still gas, but not what you put in the car. You should see
> what that stuff does for a little old 1600 Mazda - goes like the
> clappers but the motor doesn't last very long :-)

We used to run that stuff in racing 2-strokes in the 80s. You had to be
careful not to spill it on tarmac, it ate straight through.


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