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Originally Posted by ChrisSlicks You can get a slight benefit from the higher octanes as the ECU continues to advance timing until it detects knock, the difference is slight however.
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Really? I have NEVER heard of a vehicle that does this. There are set values in the PCM that it will advance to, and that's it--in every car I am aware--except the Z?
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