What type of gas are you using?
See the question.
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i use regular gas not the high octane ones ? most the time i go to randalls or walmart but i prefer randalls 3cents off every time i use my card. an its still cheap $1.94 last time i checked unless prices went up.
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These engines are designed to run on 87 octane. You can use a higher level, but you probably will not see any benefits unless you have a highly modified engine. For the majority of us, we are better off saving our money and buying the cheap stuff.
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on another note where in the hell do you u get nething higher than 93 from?
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87 for me....
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I use regular. Yesterday I went to Raceway on 45 and dixie farm road and i got regular for $1.89. It is cheap there.
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I would never put regular in mine and I never have ever pumped regular, just can't do that to my baby. Always plus.
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Originally Posted by JBHS98
These engines are designed to run on 87 octane. You can use a higher level, but you probably will not see any benefits unless you have a highly modified engine. For the majority of us, we are better off saving our money and buying the cheap stuff.
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Originally Posted by soldiercontreras
Originally Posted by JBHS98
These engines are designed to run on 87 octane. You can use a higher level, but you probably will not see any benefits unless you have a highly modified engine. For the majority of us, we are better off saving our money and buying the cheap stuff.
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sorry soldier
the quality of fuel is more important than the octane rating just because it has less of a tendency to detonate does not mean it sill leave anything cleaner go to a good fuel station high volume is good name brand is good Quik-E Mart fuel is bad, no matter the octane rating Texaco\Chevron is probably the cleanest, because they invented the cleaning agent ALL fuel companies add no matter what they call it, it is Techroline |
Originally Posted by TXboxdriver
sorry soldier
the quality of fuel is more important than the octane rating just because it has less of a tendency to detonate does not mean it sill leave anything cleaner go to a good fuel station high volume is good name brand is good Quik-E Mart fuel is bad, no matter the octane rating Texaco\Chevron is probably the cleanest, because they invented the cleaning agent ALL fuel companies add no matter what they call it, it is Techroline Quality in fuel comes from the manufacturer, not the octane rating. Our cars run better, more effieciently on low 87 octane fuel than on higher octane rating. You can buy higher octane race gas at some stores, but it is very expensive and it will kill your catalytic converters... So I'd only suggest using it on a boosted motor where you need higher octane, and you're not running cats. I did run a blend of 105 and 91 octane for a race once because it was so damned hot outside, it ran good with no pinging issues, but it smelled horrible. Probably not a good idea for every day situations. One tank of it won't kill your cats, but mulitple tanks of 100+ octane fuel will set off chemical reactions in your catalytic converters that will destroy their ability to burn the remaining fuel in your exhaust. |
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh! Not again with this topic. :doh:
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Originally Posted by Digicon
on another note where in the hell do you u get nething higher than 93 from?
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Originally Posted by cadaver
Originally Posted by soldiercontreras
Originally Posted by JBHS98
These engines are designed to run on 87 octane. You can use a higher level, but you probably will not see any benefits unless you have a highly modified engine. For the majority of us, we are better off saving our money and buying the cheap stuff.
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is it me or did the gas price drop? i swear it read 1.89 at wal-mart
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California only goes to 91 but I use 87
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Originally Posted by TXboxdriver
sorry soldier
the quality of fuel is more important than the octane rating just because it has less of a tendency to detonate does not mean it sill leave anything cleaner go to a good fuel station high volume is good name brand is good Quik-E Mart fuel is bad, no matter the octane rating Texaco\Chevron is probably the cleanest, because they invented the cleaning agent ALL fuel companies add no matter what they call it, it is Techroline |
Originally Posted by DGTLLVR
Originally Posted by TXboxdriver
sorry soldier
the quality of fuel is more important than the octane rating just because it has less of a tendency to detonate does not mean it sill leave anything cleaner go to a good fuel station high volume is good name brand is good Quik-E Mart fuel is bad, no matter the octane rating Texaco\Chevron is probably the cleanest, because they invented the cleaning agent ALL fuel companies add no matter what they call it, it is Techroline Quality in fuel comes from the manufacturer, not the octane rating. Our cars run better, more effieciently on low 87 octane fuel than on higher octane rating. You can buy higher octane race gas at some stores, but it is very expensive and it will kill your catalytic converters... So I'd only suggest using it on a boosted motor where you need higher octane, and you're not running cats. I did run a blend of 105 and 91 octane for a race once because it was so damned hot outside, it ran good with no pinging issues, but it smelled horrible. Probably not a good idea for every day situations. One tank of it won't kill your cats, but mulitple tanks of 100+ octane fuel will set off chemical reactions in your catalytic converters that will destroy their ability to burn the remaining fuel in your exhaust. |
Originally Posted by soldiercontreras
Originally Posted by TXboxdriver
sorry soldier
the quality of fuel is more important than the octane rating just because it has less of a tendency to detonate does not mean it sill leave anything cleaner go to a good fuel station high volume is good name brand is good Quik-E Mart fuel is bad, no matter the octane rating Texaco\Chevron is probably the cleanest, because they invented the cleaning agent ALL fuel companies add no matter what they call it, it is Techroline |
Originally Posted by TheScionicMan
Originally Posted by soldiercontreras
Originally Posted by TXboxdriver
sorry soldier
the quality of fuel is more important than the octane rating just because it has less of a tendency to detonate does not mean it sill leave anything cleaner go to a good fuel station high volume is good name brand is good Quik-E Mart fuel is bad, no matter the octane rating Texaco\Chevron is probably the cleanest, because they invented the cleaning agent ALL fuel companies add no matter what they call it, it is Techroline |
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