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The grey build up is lead deposits, no big deal, just change your plug more often because it builds up on the plug really bad.

I just rebuilt mine after a year of running leaded race and was curious to see if the piston or combustion chamber had alot of build up, but it did not.

Later, Jason

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Originally posted by Psycho426:

I haven’t tried normal 93 leaded in my bike

Psycho,

You have 93 octane leaded??? I am jealous!! Leaded fuel is a good thing. The lead helps to lubricate/buffer the valve train. If the leaded gas is the same octane as the unleaded you are using you should not have to re-jet.

Ernie

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Ernie - Yep, we are lucky aren't we(we don't have such strict pollution laws yet). We even have a fuel that is called 'Dual Fuel'(also 93), I'm not sure how it works but it's guaranteed for use in <font color="Navy">both leaded and unleaded petrol engines, neat isn't it ?

Thanx, I'll give the leaded a shot the weekendbigok.gif

[ December 12, 2001: Message edited by: Psycho426 ]

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I've also been using MR2 fuel with the slighty ashy grey residue. The throttle response with this fuel and proper jetting is phenomenal. C-12 worked well also but doesn't give the revability that MR2 does. At least that was my experience.

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