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Originally Posted by DEpointfive0 Originally Posted by alcheng Engine are design and tuned for certain spec/octane-value. For a normal OEM spec engine you won't get any difference between 91 or
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Unless you tuned it and it requires 94, otherwise if the drivers manual says 91, 91 is as good as 94. I tried both on the same car... no difference... |
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