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Yes. Let's talk about at the pump of the majority of gas stations. It's not about educating people about race gas, 120 Octane gas, or the "more octane is always
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Yes. Let's talk about at the pump of the majority of gas stations. It's not about educating people about race gas, 120 Octane gas, or the "more octane is always better" mentatility. It's about finding out what the 370z runs best on and possibly saving money to boot.
Let's talk about what almost all members here can get: 91 vs 92 vs 93 vs 94 AKI External factors aside (engine condition, temperature,), will a stock 370z be able to gain anything performance-wise by pumping higher than 91 octane gas? Quote:
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