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Valve seats and octane level
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- Subject: Valve seats and octane level
- From: Paul Beijer +31 40 2736276 <[email protected]>
- Date: Mon, 19 Jan 1998 10:12:27 MET-DST
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Hi all,
I own a '71 1310 with a 304 engine. The only way to run it on a daily basis
with Dutch gass-prices is converting to propane. I read somewhere that IH
offered an LPG factory option for the 304 as well as for the 345. Does this
mean that my valveseats are allready suitable for propane?
If I run it on gasoline, what octane level should I use? Compression ratio is
not that high (8.19:1), so I would expect that I can run it on regular.
Thanks,
Paul
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