85 Octane is fine for the non-L67 cars right???
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85 Octane is fine for the non-L67 cars right???
The only sort of gas you can buy in this part of the country is 85, 87, 90/91.
I have switched from 85 to 90/91 many times and no difference at all is noted.
Is there any reason at all to put anything above 85 in a L27????
I have switched from 85 to 90/91 many times and no difference at all is noted.
Is there any reason at all to put anything above 85 in a L27????
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Mine seems to run better with the higher octane stuff, but I have no way to prove that. Could just be in my head.
But.... The discussion has been brought up here before and it seems the general concensus was that unless you're supercharged or highly modded, go with the lowest recommended octane rating.
But.... The discussion has been brought up here before and it seems the general concensus was that unless you're supercharged or highly modded, go with the lowest recommended octane rating.
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Originally Posted by MOS95B
But.... The discussion has been brought up here before and it seems the general concensus was that unless you're supercharged or highly modded, go with the lowest recommended octane rating.
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Some places have lower octane ratings. I know that in some places in NM, they have like 86 octane because of the altitude. If you wanted something above that, you'd have to get midgrade (88 octane). I've really never heard of 85 octane. That seems a little low.
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