Would it be bad to run 93 octane in my 1995 bonie series 2 N/A or would it be good or would it matter just wondering.....

I think it'd be neither here nor there. The N/As are designed(?) to run on the cheap gas, but I don't think higher octane will hurt (or help)

I seem to get better mileage from the lower octane gas, but I run the midgrade anyways. Partially because it'* the same price as the regular at my favorite station. Partially because part of my brain still thinks higher octane is better, even though the rest of my brain thinks it'* hogwash (for our N/A engines anyways)

it wont hurt anything, but you may get worse milage out of the 93 then you will out of 87. (I know I do)

it is going to matter very little, with an NA application like ours, it will make a performance difference. You should spend teh extra money to buy from a repuitable gas station instead, to make sure the quality is atleast consistant

I can attest to that.

This might help.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octane_rating

last year i acidentaly put 93 in the car, but then i wasn't really paying attaention to milage or anything...but yeah, been doin 87, and saturday i filled up /w midgrade 89 to see the effects...and so far its looking worse on MPG :? oh well

I know the L27 (not sure on L36) is designed to run 87. That'* all I run. Always from the same station, to.

When I had the L27 it hated premium.