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Depending on where you live, you can find a direct replacement, maybe even better. Just about every town I have ever heard of has a gas station somewhere, that has a pump around to the side, that usually has a Moroso, or, a blend of H&H red, or blue, or some thing putting out 105-110 octane, w/wo lead. Here, they even sell it at the dragstrip. Connect into your local community. Another alternative is good old Av-gas. Aviation fuel. Your local small airport will have to help you out because there is two types, and the octane rating varies by altitude. Caution: this fuel has to be mixed with regular gas as you will melt down pistons if you try to run it strait. There is also a road tax issue that comes into play here so they won't usually let you put it right into your car, unless it is on a trailer. Take a can. 5 gallons goes a long way. If you do not have a effective compression ratio of at least 11:1, I do not recommend running these fuels, and even then use extreme caution. Better to go about 9:1, run pump gas, and make it up in the cylinder heads.

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