Racing fuel in a Z

Originally Posted by RCZ Higher octanage will not hurt your motor...it will not make more power... its just going to be safer. If you are driving on the street, you

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12-01-2009, 01:56 PM

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Originally Posted by RCZ

Higher octanage will not hurt your motor...it will not make more power... its just going to be safer. If you are driving on the street, you are wasting money. I run 50/50 mix of 93oct and 98oct (at least) on the track for that extra safety margin...specially on our motor that likes to run hot..

What mods have you made for the need of the "extra safe margin"?

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