ur from homdel so ur not too far from atco. or find a local bike shop and fill a few gallons of race gas (leaded or non) and u'll be ok.

 

get one gallon of toluene at a paint store dump it in the tank with the gas and you should be ok.

 

Thanks a lot everyone. There is a gas station in Pt Pleasant that has race gas. I may just stop there.

 

I would have picked Xylene, but yeah do this, easiest if you dont have race gas available and it's heavy on the octane

 

he can drive it any way... if its stock map it runs so rich anyways... i doubt itll knock even going wot every gear....

and even if it does itll pull timing... now if ur tuned thats a different story, then youll really need to take it easy

 

That's terrible advice. Even on the stock tune, 87 will pop that motor in no time at full boost. Please don't say stuff like this...

 

octane booster if u read the small print it does really nothing at all. 1 bottel will raise the octane about 1. and thats only for 1 gallon of gas!

 

Um.. yeah, you'll blow up the motor after the 3rd WOT pull. I get significant knock using 91 octane. I'd hate to see what would happen, rather, how fast the motor will blow up, on 87.

If you stay out of boost, you'll be fine. I would just go put in some 93 octane everyday.

And in NJ, you can't fill up yourself, some attendent has to.

 

your check engine light may come on even though you drive like a granny, so add octane booster

 

on stock tune you get knock using 91?

i highly doubt that... The car was originally tuned from the factory to deal with these types of mistakes.

 

They don't even sell ******* 93 here, all we can get is 91..

 

how about, that happened to my friend... We tested it out of curiosity and the knock count was below 6 at all times...


so there you go.....

 

huh.. funny how i got 8-12 counts using 91 octane on the stock tune. By the way, the cars are tuned from the factory for 98 RON, which equals ~93.1 octane in the US.

 

wow thats horrible, move to fl and fill 87 =-)


Do you have any idea why some states use 91?

 

Is Florida gas better than other states or something?