gains from 100 octane gas for forced induction.
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Originally posted by ModAddict
I read somwhere, , you run only the octane you need to eliminate knock, and anything above that, you won't benefit from. Just something I read on one of these boards.
I read somwhere, , you run only the octane you need to eliminate knock, and anything above that, you won't benefit from. Just something I read on one of these boards.
different situation w/ forced induction
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Originally posted by ghander
different situation w/ forced induction
different situation w/ forced induction
But IMO, there may be minor, inaudible knock, with the blower. But the ECU hears this and pulls timing enough to take care of it. Running the higher octane fuel would then allow the car to run without being retarded ( :o )...
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