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I have a customer that made 799rwhp with 93 octane in his G35. Its not that we cant make big 93 numbers. Its just that... expensive engine, difficult and time

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Old 04-17-2014, 03:14 PM   #14 (permalink)
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I have a customer that made 799rwhp with 93 octane in his G35. Its not that we cant make big 93 numbers. Its just that... expensive engine, difficult and time consuming to rebuild it. When running the engine at its highest power, I would take the precaution of more stable fuel.
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