Use of lead additive?

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I use Millers Octane Booster with lead substitute, bung a dash in every refill type deal.

Not saying it helps or even does a damn thing, but a spot of faith healing never hurt anyone :lol:
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Never bothered with it on anything I've ever run. Never had any problems either.
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Old engines should have what they call "lead memory" if they were ran on the old 4star. If they have been rebuilt they would have had valve seats redone.
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Yep I Use castrol valvemaster....
Works for me, well in my motor anyway.
You would need to know your head set up b4 using any form of additive.
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