Question on the RRM piggy back ECU
Question on the RRM piggy back ECU
Anyone have the one for automatic transmission? RRM's site says that you have to use 91 octane or better. You can't use 87 octane?
I was thinking of getting one if it really improves performance, but at what the price of gasoline costs these days, I don't know if it would be much of an investment to have to buy mid-grade to premium gasolines.
I was thinking of getting one if it really improves performance, but at what the price of gasoline costs these days, I don't know if it would be much of an investment to have to buy mid-grade to premium gasolines.
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Originally Posted by themassage2000
just buy a cheap 3.00 octane booster and put it in when you fill up with low grade gas...it is much cheaper and would raise it way above 91
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From: 909insoCaL n da 808state
Originally Posted by themassage2000
just buy a cheap 3.00 octane booster and put it in when you fill up with low grade gas...it is much cheaper and would raise it way above 91
in the end: do not buy the piggyback if you are not willing to fork up for the gas...dont take shortcuts...its not worth it....
no my whole delima is that if i get stuck somewhere and i only have like 15 bucks to drive 200 miles, am i gonna be able to put 89 in my tank to get me back to the house without the car blowing up.
Originally Posted by jsfour
no my whole delima is that if i get stuck somewhere and i only have like 15 bucks to drive 200 miles, am i gonna be able to put 89 in my tank to get me back to the house without the car blowing up.
dont you have that roadside assistant that came with the warranty?
actually i think if you got the lil diamond care road service or towing it does... towing, flat tire change, fuel and fluid delivery, battery jump start, and lock out assistance... thats what it lists on the back of my card anyways



