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Forum: Nissan 370Z General Discussions 10-04-2011, 03:15 PM
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Posted By Jordo!
I think E85 has a totally different stoichometry...

I think E85 has a totally different stoichometry than gasoline (needing more fuel per lb of air would support that assumption) and also requires alcohol safe components to avoid corrosion.
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Forum: Nissan 370Z General Discussions 10-04-2011, 12:12 AM
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Posted By Jordo!
In the US, due to ultra strict emissions laws in...

In the US, due to ultra strict emissions laws in California, pretty much all vehicles sold in the US that require high octane fuels are tuned to operate normally with 91 AKI.

That said, many gas...
Forum: Nissan 370Z General Discussions 10-02-2011, 09:21 PM
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Posted By Jordo!
^^^ Right -- to avoid being stranded. But beating...

^^^ Right -- to avoid being stranded. But beating on the car with < 91 AKI fuel is ill advised.

The manual also says to not do more than half a tank, and to refill with the proper octane ASAP, if...
Forum: Nissan 370Z General Discussions 10-02-2011, 05:23 PM
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Posted By Jordo!
98 RON is roughtly 94 AKI. You can get a...

98 RON is roughtly 94 AKI.

You can get a pretty accurate estimte by taking the RON value and multiplying it by .95 to get the approximate corresponding AKI (i.e., 98*.95 = 93.1; 98 RON = ~93AKI)....
Forum: Nissan 370Z General Discussions 10-01-2011, 08:20 PM
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Posted By Jordo!
RON 95 = (approximately) AKI 91

RON 95 = (approximately) AKI 91
Forum: Nissan 370Z General Discussions 10-01-2011, 04:42 AM
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Posted By Jordo!
No, because your overall octane will still be...

No, because your overall octane will still be above 91, which is perfectly fine.
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