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| | Coleman fuel instead of gasoline......... |
 | | On an engine that would be ping limited, if the manufacturer knows you are using a high octane fuel, he can raise the compression ratio, increase the timing and change the valve timing and overlap to increase power. |
 | | These occurrences are most problematic in engines with large bores, high compression ratios, (or effectively high compression ratios due to super or turbo charging), and advanced ignition timing, though the problems can occur in many engines if the conditions are right. |
 | | It is a very destructive condition for the engine, with everything involved taking a beating, to include pistons, valves, bearings, etc. I have seen pistons with holes burned completely through them caused by detonation, and valves beat up into their seats so badly that the heads were unuseable. |
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