if im tuned for 93oct and i go out of state can i put 91oct in
May 12, 2008, 02:51 PM
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Not sure, but the 93 octane gas stations around Northwest Arkansas are dropping like flies. I'm currently tuned for 93, and I'm debating another tune by Mellon for 91 ****-tane.
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May 13, 2008, 01:02 AM
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The correct answer is it depends how aggressive your tune is. If you're tuned a at the limit that 2 oct. difference will make a big difference. If you have a conservative tune that means your tune is going to get more aggressive but most likely wont result in knock or any power loss.
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May 13, 2008, 01:15 AM
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You will most likely see a lil more knock. So make sure you monitor everything and richen things up!
Do a couple runs or just stay out of boost.. .Like its that easy right
Do a couple runs or just stay out of boost.. .Like its that easy right
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it's already been said but to confirm... if you're tuned for 93 and running 91 stay out of boost the best you can because it's likely to run into some knock.
If you're going to be running 91 octane regularly then it's time to be retuned for it so that you can go WOT without fear of hurting it.
If you're going to be running 91 octane regularly then it's time to be retuned for it so that you can go WOT without fear of hurting it.
