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Reading plugs on e85?
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Reading plugs on e85?
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Reading plugs on e85?
How the hell?
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Re: Reading plugs on e85?
open your eyes?
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Re: Reading plugs on e85?
The plug still shows heat marks, it just doesn't carbon like normal gasoline.
I pay as much or more attention to the piston surface.
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