its all 93 around hereI always try to find a shell (93 octane). But today, I stopped at a gas station with 92. Didn’t end up filling up.
Is 91 or 92 acceptable for long term use?
87 or higher octane is required. Damaged caused by the use of less than 87 octane won't be covered under warranty.Is 91 or 92 acceptable for long term use?
wait so with a higher octane fuel you actually don't benefit from it @ WOT? I never knew that.87 or higher octane is required. Damaged caused by the use of less than 87 octane won't be covered under warranty.
91 or higher octane is recommended. The engine won't produce as much peak power at or near wide-open throttle, but you won't notice it during normal driving.
I "think" he meant that with 91 vs 93 octane, the 91 won't produce as much peak horsepower at WOT but you won't notice during normal driving. We only have 91 in Oklahoma but when I go to Texas I always fill up with 93 and feel a better more consistent pull when punching it on the on-ramps.wait so with a higher octane fuel you actually don't benefit from it @ WOT? I never knew that.
You can get 93 at Red Rock fuel on 50th just east on 235, and also at RS Fuel on Memorial just west of May.I "think" he meant that with 91 vs 93 octane, the 91 won't produce as much peak horsepower at WOT but you won't notice during normal driving. We only have 91 in Oklahoma but when I go to Texas I always fill up with 93 and feel a better more consistent pull when punching it on the on-ramps.