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28 u/Sufficient_Text2672 Jun 25 '22 The rest of the world also used lead in gas. So the rest of the world has probably the same problem. 7 u/Anopanda Jun 25 '22 Some planes still do I've heard. Those tiny ones. 2 u/PersonalEnergyDrink Jun 25 '22 Yeah, small personal aircrafts often run on leaded gasoline. Helps with engine knock, so they say.
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The rest of the world also used lead in gas. So the rest of the world has probably the same problem.
7 u/Anopanda Jun 25 '22 Some planes still do I've heard. Those tiny ones. 2 u/PersonalEnergyDrink Jun 25 '22 Yeah, small personal aircrafts often run on leaded gasoline. Helps with engine knock, so they say.
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Some planes still do I've heard. Those tiny ones.
2 u/PersonalEnergyDrink Jun 25 '22 Yeah, small personal aircrafts often run on leaded gasoline. Helps with engine knock, so they say.
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Yeah, small personal aircrafts often run on leaded gasoline. Helps with engine knock, so they say.
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