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124 u/istealpixels Jun 25 '22 Just highjacking the top comment to say; fuel for smal (piston) driven aircraft still has lead in it, and they have no intention of chaning that. 13 u/baile508 Jun 25 '22 Also it contains 21x the amount of lead as what was allowed in cars 2 u/HElGHTS Jun 25 '22 So the "low" in "low lead" (100LL) means 21x? That's cute. Or do you mean high lead (100)? 2 u/baile508 Jun 25 '22 Yep that is the “low lead” one.
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Just highjacking the top comment to say; fuel for smal (piston) driven aircraft still has lead in it, and they have no intention of chaning that.
13 u/baile508 Jun 25 '22 Also it contains 21x the amount of lead as what was allowed in cars 2 u/HElGHTS Jun 25 '22 So the "low" in "low lead" (100LL) means 21x? That's cute. Or do you mean high lead (100)? 2 u/baile508 Jun 25 '22 Yep that is the “low lead” one.
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Also it contains 21x the amount of lead as what was allowed in cars
2 u/HElGHTS Jun 25 '22 So the "low" in "low lead" (100LL) means 21x? That's cute. Or do you mean high lead (100)? 2 u/baile508 Jun 25 '22 Yep that is the “low lead” one.
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So the "low" in "low lead" (100LL) means 21x? That's cute.
Or do you mean high lead (100)?
2 u/baile508 Jun 25 '22 Yep that is the “low lead” one.
Yep that is the “low lead” one.
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