What octane do u use?
08-19-2010, 07:40 PM
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110????? holy shit. talk about blowing up an engine. let me know how it works out buddy...
reading everyone elses posts... im sticking to the regular. thanks guys.
ps... i put 89 today. big difference!! like $3
reading everyone elses posts... im sticking to the regular. thanks guys.
ps... i put 89 today. big difference!! like $3
08-19-2010, 08:13 PM
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Octane only means power if the engine is built for it.
08-19-2010, 08:24 PM
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Don't put that that crap in your Jeep. Octane is a measure of a fuels resistance to ignition. For the most power (and therefore mileage), an engine should be fed the fuel with the least octane that does not cause detonation (pinging). Engines with high compression or forced induction will benefit from the higher octane of the 110. Your engine will make LESS power and if it's a highly oxygenated fuel you can seriously lean out and damage your engine. I think those high O2 fuels are "pail" only, though, not Hpumped.
Octane only means power if the engine is built for it.
Octane only means power if the engine is built for it.