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Originally Posted by dbeast420
Originally Posted by Pearl_bonnie02
I paid $1.84 today
Please tell me you're not putting in 87!
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Originally Posted by bonnie94ssei
Originally Posted by dbeast420
Originally Posted by Pearl_bonnie02
I paid $1.84 today
Please tell me you're not putting in 87!
"Premium Unleaded Fuel Only"
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Originally Posted by dbeast420
That'* why there is a sticker inside the fuel door...........
"Premium Unleaded Fuel Only"
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Originally Posted by bonnie94ssei
Originally Posted by dbeast420
That'* why there is a sticker inside the fuel door...........
"Premium Unleaded Fuel Only"
I had to go out and check
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You might see a slight improvement in fuel mileage going to mid-grade, but there is no extra power in higher octane. It'* actually HARDER to ignite. We use it to prevent pre-ignition (detonation or knock) from the heat of the boost charge combined with compression. In other words, we HAVE to. You don't, and it won't benefit you.
Some members here have sworn by a slight improvement by running mid-grade (89 octane) in a non-supercharged car. If it'* in your budget, a test could be done on your own car.
Some members here have sworn by a slight improvement by running mid-grade (89 octane) in a non-supercharged car. If it'* in your budget, a test could be done on your own car.
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Originally Posted by GoldenBullet
i wonder what my car would do if i threw 93 into it...i bet it would be in euphoria
But umm, hah, why in the hell are you only getting 13 mpg? you should see me! I do about 100 on the freeway almost daily (always within normal limits of caution i.e. no other cars etc)...and do HARD city driving and the worst i get is about...say...18-19 avg tank? and when i'm nice to it i get about 26 avg
My car is also 100% tuned up...maybe you should look into that :P
Check...
Plugs
Wires
Oxygen Sensor
Air Filter
Use Mobil One Syn Oil
Catalytic Converter
And run through some fuel system cleaner...
otherwise you have just magically figured out a way to use more gas than i do!!!
But hey...umm...when you run your gauge all the way down to empty..what is the most you have been able to put in? My record fill would be 15.8 gallons...i thought we had 18 gallon tanks!!!
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Originally Posted by willwren
You might see a slight improvement in fuel mileage going to mid-grade, but there is no extra power in higher octane. It'* actually HARDER to ignite. We use it to prevent pre-ignition (detonation or knock) from the heat of the boost charge combined with compression. In other words, we HAVE to. You don't, and it won't benefit you.
Some members here have sworn by a slight improvement by running mid-grade (89 octane) in a non-supercharged car. If it'* in your budget, a test could be done on your own car.
Some members here have sworn by a slight improvement by running mid-grade (89 octane) in a non-supercharged car. If it'* in your budget, a test could be done on your own car.
KR & SA etc seemed to be the same, thats when I switched back to regular.
(slight differences were: few points of KR with regular under HARD throttle, none with upper grades, so that would sort of confirm about people liking plus/midgrade better than regular.)
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Originally Posted by wjcollier07
But hey...umm...when you run your gauge all the way down to empty..what is the most you have been able to put in? My record fill would be 15.8 gallons...i thought we had 18 gallon tanks!!!
But i have a new fuel pump now with its own problems :goes to start a new topic: