I'm about to send my ECU for a flash..

Our petrol station here have two kinds of fuel, says: '95 Octane' and '98 Octane'.. I always use the 98 but would have like to know whether there is a difference between an Octane unit and a RON unit..

What should i tell my ecu 'flasher'!

Thanks,

Wael

 

i guess u just tell them the octane ...
which is 98 .. and the list of mods u have ..
in bahrain we use 87 octane and 89 octane =D .. cool huh

 

does it say on the pump whether it is "Research" or "Motor" Octane Number? It does make a difference. In the US our rating is the average of the two: (RON+MON)/2

 

I think the US is the only place that uses (R+M)/2. I beleive the rest of the world uses RON.

 

I'll take a picture of the pumps send them over, maybe that'll help..

Wael
*might as well tell the guys over at the station to smile as well..*

 

98 RON is aprox the same as 94 in the US
97 RON is aprox the same as 93 in the US
95 RON is aprox the same as 91 in the US

Keith