Use Regular Unleaded by all means. I always use it in my '72, which should
have higher compression than your '76, and I never get any knocking.
Also, the dieseling problem seems to have cured itself, so there's one
more reason to save off the extra octane. Of course, yours has an
automatic fuel shut-off, doesn't it, so you wouldn't have to worry about
the dieseling.
Jim Ruwaldt
'72 TR6 CC79338U
Bloomington, IN
On Sat, 6 Dec 1997, Robert Laing wrote:
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> If I am reading im my handbook correctly, I noticed that my 76 TR6 should
> be run on a high octane Regular Leaded Gasoline. Is this correct?
> Because they don't sell Regular Leaded Gasoline in my area, is it still
> alright to use Reguale UNleaded gasoling or should I purchase an additive
> to add to the gas when I fill the car up.
> Thank you in advance, Robert Laing
> '76 TR6
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