87 Octane vs. 91+ Octane
87 Octane vs. 91+ Octane
02-28-2008, 07:34 AM
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Yes.
Poorer gas mileage; Increased Engine wear; Voided Warranty.
Premium Gas Recommended means you can if you want to; Premium Gas REQUIRED means you must.
Even with gas prices "shooting up", the difference between Regular and Premium on a single fill up is ~$3 or $4. The DIFFERENCE in Premium vs Regular price hasn't changed at all - it was ~$3 or $4 per tank a year ago and it's ~$3 or $4 per tank now.
Poorer gas mileage; Increased Engine wear; Voided Warranty.
Premium Gas Recommended means you can if you want to; Premium Gas REQUIRED means you must.
Even with gas prices "shooting up", the difference between Regular and Premium on a single fill up is ~$3 or $4. The DIFFERENCE in Premium vs Regular price hasn't changed at all - it was ~$3 or $4 per tank a year ago and it's ~$3 or $4 per tank now.
02-28-2008, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Bearcat94
Yes.
Poorer gas mileage; Increased Engine wear; Voided Warranty.
Premium Gas Recommended means you can if you want to; Premium Gas REQUIRED means you must.
Even with gas prices "shooting up", the difference between Regular and Premium on a single fill up is ~$3 or $4. The DIFFERENCE in Premium vs Regular price hasn't changed at all - it was ~$3 or $4 per tank a year ago and it's ~$3 or $4 per tank now.
Poorer gas mileage; Increased Engine wear; Voided Warranty.
Premium Gas Recommended means you can if you want to; Premium Gas REQUIRED means you must.
Even with gas prices "shooting up", the difference between Regular and Premium on a single fill up is ~$3 or $4. The DIFFERENCE in Premium vs Regular price hasn't changed at all - it was ~$3 or $4 per tank a year ago and it's ~$3 or $4 per tank now.
I miss the 106 octane station I had in NY.
02-28-2008, 02:30 PM
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I think there's a 104 around the SSP in Malverne.
I would actually be scared to fill up with that; my friend did that a few years ago and it totally F'd up his engine. I think they may have had water in the mix.
I would actually be scared to fill up with that; my friend did that a few years ago and it totally F'd up his engine. I think they may have had water in the mix.
02-29-2008, 05:59 AM
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Originally Posted by rajunwild
With gas prices shooting up again, my question is, will it hurt me to use 87 Octane in my '06 TL?
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