Re: gas and octane rating

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From: Nick Vasilatos
Date: Thu, 24 Oct 1985 03:57

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According to R&T of some years ago, the octane of the mix may go up
or down depending on how the constituents are formulated (basic octane,
lead content, aromatics, what all).

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