100 octane question...
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Don't run high octane unless your motor is in need of it. Stock evo's require 94 octane so run 94-96 octane. If you run too hot of an octane it will take longer to burn due to the fact that it is more resistant to combustion (search defintion of octane). If your boost is raised then use a slightly higher octane.
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... If you run too hot of an octane it will take longer to burn due to the fact that it is more resistant to combustion (search defintion of octane). If your boost is raised then use a slightly higher octane.
... If you run too hot of an octane it will take longer to burn due to the fact that it is more resistant to combustion (search defintion of octane). If your boost is raised then use a slightly higher octane.
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Are you guys talking Ron, Mon, or R+M/2?
Everything in Australia is described in Ron. Regular is 87-91. Premium is 95 and "special" fuels is 98.
So our "best" is still really only about 92-93 R+M/2.
Everything in Australia is described in Ron. Regular is 87-91. Premium is 95 and "special" fuels is 98.
So our "best" is still really only about 92-93 R+M/2.
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