stop being a baby and tune your car for E10 and youll be fine. E10 will make more power than 100% gasoline anyway.
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08-03-2009
stop being a baby and tune your car for E10 and youll be fine. E10 will make more power than 100% gasoline anyway.
08-03-2009
How about stop being a baby and quit complaining about gas and just put the sh*t in your car
08-03-2009
here in washington thats all you can get unless you pay 5 bux a gallon for TRICK gas...i havent noticed a difference from the E10
08-03-2009
up here the highest octane we get is 94 at sunoco, so thats what i run. i notice the car doesnt run the same when i put 91 in it.
Originally Posted by Reptile
08-03-2009
opposite for me all 93 and 1 92 never seen 91 b4
Damn you guys are lucky...I wish I could get 93...all we get here is poo-poo 91
08-03-2009
Lucky, wish I could say that....
08-04-2009
We've had a recent change in our premium fuels in WI. Many stations up here are now offering ethanol free 91 premium. The department of Weights and Measures finally caught up with the 10% ethanol thing and relized that stations were selling 93 w/ 10% ethanol added, effetively giving it a higher octane level than listed. My undertstanding is that the lower grade fuels, 87 and 89, have a lower octane level before the ethanol is added to them. Once the fuel manufacturer adds the ethanol it brings the level up to the advertised number.
Kinda of interesting I thought, although I've never noticed much difference in milage or performance by using either 93 w/ 10% ethanol, or 91 w/o. I know for a fact though that folks down south seem to have better quality fuels though. I have always got better milage on the fuels south of Tennesee, usually 2-4 MPG better.
08-04-2009
id like more ethanol, but i dont have enough injector to run it. i sold my 65#ers.
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