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Would you use unleaded 95 or LRP for an old car with two stroke engine?
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You can use 87 octane fuel. Depending on the vehicle you may have to use LRP. Without knowing the year, make, & model which you did not list, it is impossible to say.
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When was LRP Publications created?
LRP Publications was created in 1977.
What does LRP means in marketing?
Long Range Plan
What fuel does a Mercedes Benz c180 run off?
lead free or lrp
What does a liter of petrol cost in the UK?
UK Petrol Prices for Thursday 6th Aug 2009 Avg. Min. Max. Unleaded: 103.1p 99.8p 114.0p Diesel: 103.9p 98.9p 116.0p LRP: 105.6p 100.9p 110.9p Super: 109.8p 102.9p 120.0p LPG: 52.2p 43.9p 59.9p At this date 100p = 1.76€
What type of gas to use in a suzuki dr200?
I use LRP type gasoline to my '96 suzuki dr 200se
When did cars stop burning leaded fuel?
in the UK, leaded fuel was banned in the year 2000, it was replaced for a limited time by LRP(lead replacement petrol) but nowhere in the UK has any of these pumps in their stations anymore. Other countries would have banned leaded fuel a different times
Which lipoprotein contains the highest percentage of cholesterol?
HDL has the highest percentage of proteins. LDL has the highest percentage of cholesterol plus cholesteryl esters. LRP is the abbreviation for LDL receptor related protein.
What is a LR in baseball?
LRP stands for a Left Handed Relief Pitcher. <--- incorrect, please note my additional comments below if you took this original post to be the correct answer. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LHRP stands for Left Handed Relief Pitcher. LRP stands for Long Relief Pitcher. A Long Relief Pitcher is considered the guy who comes in when one team leads the other by a significant amount or the starting pitcher has failed to putch deep enough into the game to allow the rest of the bullpen to stay rested.
What is logistic resources?
The e primary goal of integrated logistical operations is to transport all inventory as directly as possible from procurement,through manufacturing,and to final destination so that all physical handling and transportation contribute to the valve added process.this requires control across the entire materials logistics process.the objectives of logistical resources planning (LRP) have only become feasible as a result of rapid advancements in computer based information system. the concept of LRP represents as an extention of manufacturing resources planning to include the integration of functional planning and distribution requirments... Name: SAJJAD AHMED SHAIKH ROLL#09IN77 MUET JAMSHORO SINDH
What is logistics resource planning?
The e primary goal of integrated logistical operations is to transport all inventory as directly as possible from procurement,through manufacturing,and to final destination so that all physical handling and transportation contribute to the valve added process.this requires control across the entire materials logistics process.the objectives of logistical resources planning (LRP) have only become feasible as a result of rapid advancements in computer based information system. the concept of LRP represents as an extention of manufacturing resources planning to include the integration of functional planning and distribution requirments... Name: SAJJAD AHMED SHAIKH ROLL#09IN77 MUET JAMSHORO SINDH
What is the New York Yankees 2012 projected roster?
Mine is: Starting Rotation 1. C.C. Sabathia 2. Ivan Nova 3. Edwin Jackson 4. Freddy Garcia 5. Phil Hughes Bullpen LRP Hector Noesi MRP Cory Wade MRP Boone Logan MRP Matt Thornton SU Rafael Soriano SU David Robertson CP Mariano Rivera Starting Line-Up 1. Derek Jeter 2. Curtis Granderson 3. Robinson Cano 4. Mark Teixeira 5. Alex Rodriguez 6. Jesus Montero 7. Yoennis Cespedes 8. Russell Martin 9. Brett Gardner Bench Austin Romine Eric Chavez Eduardo Nunez Andruw Jones I have the yankees signing edwin jackson to a 3-year, $20m deal. Then i have them trading nick swisher and a.j. burnett to the white sox for matt thornton and since the yankees are the front runners for cuban star yoennis cespedes, i have them signing him to a 7-year, $64m contract.
What did soldier carry with them during the Vietnam war?
US Army tank crewmen carried a .45 Colt pistol (in a brown leather shoulder holster or black leather hip holster). Grunts carried an M-14 rifle up until late 1966, then transitioned to the new "Mattel Toy"...the M-16 FULLY AUTOMATIC rifle (Rock 'N Roll is no longer authorized by the US Army...except for special cases; today's M-16 "type" weapons fire in short bursts only). Men wore a steel (M-1 helmet), and possessed no armor, other than a flak vest, which was normally never worn (Marines wore them a lot though). Carried several either 1 quart or 2 quart green plastic canteens, and 3 or more bandoleers of M-16 ammo...seven magazines per bandoleer, loaded with 18 rounds per magazine. They held 20, but 18 rds put less pressure on the spring (when kept in the suppressed position for an extended time). EVERY rifleman carried a belt of M-60 ammo (.308 Winchester/7.62 MM NATO) for the machinegunner, he carried 300 rounds himself, plus the 21 pound machinegun. Two belts, at 100 rounds apiece came in a .308/7.62mm ammo can. Two or three frags was about the norm for the average GI (hand grenades...the new all round "baseball" type or the smooth "pineapple" type). The WW2 type grenades had "checkered" squares on them, like the Hollywood movies like to show.Probably the biggest difference in appearance from the WW2 "Dog-Face" and the Vietnam War "Grunt" was the M-16 Rifle, Smooth Outer Shell Grenades, and the Helicopter. Remove those three items, and the Vietnam Grunt looked like a regular WW2 Infantrymen.The GI was issued two sets of jungle fatigues, a pair of jungle grade boots, and six pairs of socks. In addition to this, they were also issued their pack (towards the end of the war the pack system became somewhat modular), and a web utility belt with suspenders.The utility belt used a double hole and clip system for affixing things to it - the scabbard for a knife, canteen holders, and a variety of other items.Personal items were largely kept to a minimum - every ounce you had to carry was carefully considered by the soldier who had to carry it! Still it was common to have letters, photos, and paperback books, as well as good luck charms and religious medals.On short patrols the GI's did not carry more than the number of meal units that were required by them until they reached their first resupply point - a place designated on their map where a supply chopper would drop off food, ammo, and other required supplies.A special type of patrol - called a Long Rage Patrol, or LRP (pronounced LURP) - mostly consisting of Army Rangers, Navy Seals, or Green Berets, carried a special ration, called a Lurp Ration, that contained highly condensed foods in order to save weight and maximize nutrition - or so the military claimed. They were not exactly tasty.Also, if you are in the mood for a good read, a great recommendation is Tim O'Brien's The Things They Carried, a collection of short stories by Tim O'Brien who served in Vietnam. While it is not a memoir, it is semi-autobiographical (strangely, a character's name is Tim O'Brien but is not represented as the author). In the first chapter (a.k.a story), it lists practically everything an infantryman in Vietnam carried, that being weapons and non-weapons (rations, stationary, etc) in a literary way. It also describes emotions and burdens they carried throughout the war, and allows one to comprehend the soldier's position, rather than just the knowledge of their physical items they 'humped' along with them. Again, it is for one with time and interest, but it is a great and equivalent answer. It is an excellent book and it is recommended to read the entire collection, but that shouldn't be necessary to ask, as it most likely won't leave your hands!
