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post Sep 12, 2010 - 10:42 PM
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i was wondering what people used for gas in their cars octane wise for a 5sfe, ive heard that it really doesnt matter especially with a stock 5s and i noticed a few posts of people saying they use 91 but i assume those were on swaps and cant seem to get to the bottom of this..

what the hell does it matter? lol and what SHOULD i use?

thanks for any input to put my mind to rest =D
 
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post Sep 12, 2010 - 11:03 PM
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dont you have to use 91 if you advance or retard your timming?

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post Sep 12, 2010 - 11:09 PM
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dont you have to use 91 if you advance or retard your timming?

Octane rating is a system used to measure how 'difficult' it is to ignite gasoline. Higher octane rating = harder to ignite. Reason racing fuel has such a high octane rating is because they don't wanna risk the gas igniting when it's not supposed to.

Personally, I only fill up with Chevron premium. Proven results on my dad's 4AGE. 300,000 miles, only Chevron premium.

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