I finally did it.
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was messing around this morning and noticed a crack in the EGR tube. I was gonna swap with the 94 but things are different. Can I get some high temp sealant to seal it off or not?
I wouldn't want to use that for a permanent fix, if at all. My personal preference, when dealing with vacuum issues is to replace with new or good used whenever possible. It matters too much, especially when you plan on the performance mods you are, IMO.
Originally Posted by willwren
Hans is seriously misinformed on his octane.
I am far from misinformed I never ran anything but 87 or 89 in the olds and nothing less than 91 in any car I have had with a supercharger. I was merely bringing up a point that you can buy 85 in several states...I did find 93 octane gas today but it is 10% ethanol, is this better than chevron 91 or should I go with the 93?
egladman- do you have 7-11 gas over there? we have one here and it is 93.
Originally Posted by egladman
was messing around this morning and noticed a crack in the EGR tube. I was gonna swap with the 94 but things are different. Can I get some high temp sealant to seal it off or not?
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I just got through adding some 94 octane gas to the bonny. Knock is now down to about 8-10. Also willren do you have the part number off hand for the part i'm needing. Also I just got through shielding my intake.
Originally Posted by egladman
I just got through adding some 94 octane gas to the bonny. Knock is now down to about 8-10. Also willren do you have the part number off hand for the part i'm needing. Also I just got through shielding my intake.
who sells 94 octane in riverton?


