Using Regular 87 octane fuel.
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You can if u want but personally I wouldn't cause it says to put 91 or better an Iremeber my friend putting it in an performance was decreased an he didn't like it. Its on you but I wouldn't IMHO.
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to go get groceries and drive 60 mph on the highway like a granny? yeah its fine. soon as you give it even some throttle, you may detonate like a SOB(especially in hot wear like puerto rico)
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When you buy a car like this, there are certain things you should and should not do! Putting in 87 when it says, "91" is one thing you shouldn't do. You are going to mess with your, exhaust, computer, engine, and you won't like the way it drives...why take a chance on ruining your car for a few extra cents/litre?
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my clutch has been slipping for the past month so ive never been above like 6psi, literally. so a few time i got gas i put 89 in it instead of 93 just for the hell of it. but with that ive had some 93 in it so its kinda a mix. i havent seen any knock on my cel light, and yeah im pretty sure i have the load set for regular accelerations too so i should pick it up. it depends how your gonna be driving your car. if its tuned for 93 its gonna knock like **** with a lower grade fuel.