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Podiatrist
Drives: Turbo IS300 Join Date: May 2006
Location: MA
Posts: 83
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Octane is a rating of how resistant the car is to detonation. running higher octane will have no effect on the car. The stock ECU will not continue to advance timing blindly if you put in higher octane fuel. If it is tuned for a 91 octane, you should use no less than 91. However, any more than 91 octane will not make any difference unless you have some serious engine mods and have pushed tuning to a different threshold for knock. It's funny to see what people say about Octane. I always hear people talking about how their car runs better on higher octane, or how some people occasionally fill up on higher octane to clean the fuel system or whatever. I laugh silently becuase it takes too long to explain to them that they are clueless. It's also like when people put on an intake and they say "I can definatley feel a difference. the car is much more powerful" |
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