high octane fuel
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Re: high octane fuel
Originally Posted by MerF
Yup...used them before. And we did the whole "put it in the 5 gallon tank, then turn around and tranfser the tank into the car" trick...they didn't appreciate it too much and asked us to leave. Oh well.
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Re: high octane fuel
Both Performance unlimited in norfolk and Virginia speed in vA beach bot have that octane fuel. I dont know the price or the phone # for performance unlimited but you can get Virginia Speed's # off their website www.virginiaspeed.com
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Re: high octane fuel
Originally Posted by gen4H22A
with that high of octane fuel can u feel/hear a big difference in your car or is it such a minor difference that u cant really feel ?
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H22A VTEC WITH intake
stick with 93 octane
110 is RACING fuel (Leaded)
its more for engines who can use the extra octane to run more boost or more timing or who have sky high compression ratios.
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Re: high octane fuel
Originally Posted by gen4H22A
with that high of octane fuel can u feel/hear a big difference in your car or is it such a minor difference that u cant really feel ?
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Re: high octane fuel
Originally Posted by MerF
Like coolva said, dont' go above 93 octane or your car will run like shit...in other words you will lose power.
100 octane, which is rare in the US, will enhance the vehicle to the best possible STOCK timing. anything more advanced, and you need ECU reprogramming to take advantage of it. but 110 will make a stock unlead fuel designed car run like shit.
that MYTH about more than 93 is just that, a myth. ive run 100 octane, the shit made the car feel like it was RIGHT after break in. crisp, snappy.
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Re: high octane fuel
Originally Posted by DeepFreeze
not true, 110 is leaded.
100 octane, which is rare in the US, will enhance the vehicle to the best possible STOCK timing. anything more advanced, and you need ECU reprogramming to take advantage of it. but 110 will make a stock unlead fuel designed car run like shit.
that MYTH about more than 93 is just that, a myth. ive run 100 octane, the shit made the car feel like it was RIGHT after break in. crisp, snappy.
100 octane, which is rare in the US, will enhance the vehicle to the best possible STOCK timing. anything more advanced, and you need ECU reprogramming to take advantage of it. but 110 will make a stock unlead fuel designed car run like shit.
that MYTH about more than 93 is just that, a myth. ive run 100 octane, the shit made the car feel like it was RIGHT after break in. crisp, snappy.
I can tell you this, in my car I mixed C16 with 93, with a ratio that put it in the neighborhood of 102-104 octane. I lost MAJOR power on my low boost settings. Car ran like complete ass until I went to the higher boosts where I was compressing the fuel enough for it to burn completely and efficiently. And that's on a medium size turbo Supra...imagine the results in a n/a Honda.