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tennisshoes answered 11 months ago
If it is bone stock then run premium with a bottle of StaBil Marine in every tank, this will help slow down the effects of the methanol in today's fuels. The best solution is to find an agricultural fueling station that has methanol free fuels and get the best octane rating they have, your car is old enough they will fill it up without any questions.
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