If it says required use 91
if it says recommend then use 91 or 87. I doubt you butt dyno will feel any difference. Or use mid grade and don't worry about it. Let your wallet guide you.
Those that think premium gives them extra Hp when all that is required is 87 don't understand octane.
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I have looked at the sedan and coupe side by side, I don't think it will easily swap over, the trunks are different. The coupe 3rd brake light is on the roof...
I have to go through metal detectors for work, they will tolerate some kinds of metal in low quantity, if it wont go through I don't wear or carry it unless I have to. So the key fob always stays in the car unlocked. Usually I close the door and walk away and that's it. Sometimes I close...
come on guys, it does get warm but it aint so hot you can't shift, and eventually it does cool down. I live on the Texas coast, it gets hot here too.
nut up
I did some looking and testing. Jacked up and beat on tire with dead blow. Could not replicate the sound. Took wheel off and checked everything, took heat shield off from below engine, found nothing.
Moved brake heat shield back even farther from rotor. That wasn’t the problem either...
I got the coupe, I compared the sedan and coupe side by side. I don't think they will swap over.
I admit the coupe spoiler is flimsy. Looks wise I don't like nor dislike it. Its ok.
i got the OEM high wall within 500 miles, already knew the carpet wasn't going to hold up. They are pretty good, material seems on par with other weather tech mats I have had. But only got 1500 miles on them now.
You and everyone else that is putting anything more then 87 when that is all that is required is wasting money. Do the research on what Octane is for. It does not clean anything. 93 does NOTHING for any engine that does not need it.
There are no exceptions.