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technically speaking a higher octane will not give you better performance unless you run a very aggressive ECU setting or engine is heavily modded (very high lift/ very long duration)
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technically speaking a higher octane will not give you better performance unless you run a very aggressive ECU setting or engine is heavily modded (very high lift/ very long duration) and much higher compression ratios.
But then, you will need racegas, 100oct will definitely not be enough for such applications. Quote:
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