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Originally Posted by tvfreakazoid Now this may sound a little dumb, will the 370 require something special or a converter of some sort if you want to put a higher
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I run my 350z with 98octane (super unleaded) - and tests in at least one car magazine have shown that 98octane increases the horsepower slightly and/or it's more economical than 95octane. Also, the owners' manual for the 350z warns you that you should only use 95octane if you really have to - is this the same for the 370z? Personally, I wouldn't use anything but super unleaded and I assume it's the same for the 370z. In addition, I assume that the ECU will adjust itself to account for different fuel types, as I believe it does in the 350z.
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