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chrislin
    
Is it nescessary to use lead fuel addative on a 57 bel air with a 283 ,daily driver normal condition
 
posted: May 10, 2010
 
    
 
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trdkings
    
I would run it until it needs a valve job then have the seats ground out and hardened seat put in. Gas addative is a waste of money
posted:  May 12, 2010
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