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Old June 26th, 2007, 08:09 PM   #1
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Tuned for 87 / 91 - Advantages?


I have sct tunes for the different octanes, but am curious as to the advantages of running 91 over 87. Better performance? Economy?

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better performance for sure!!
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Usually higher octane fuels depending on their ratings have a higher burning speed and a higher required temp for combustion. This produces more power in less time and for forced induction and high horsepower apps which raise operating temps, these fuels won't detonate early within the engine.
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if you put in a 89 octane tune and running 93 octane gas will it mess up the car? i kno if i ran a 93 tune with 89 gas it will mess things up but just curious about it the other way around
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no it won't mess up your car. it would be a waste of money to do though. only do the octane you've tuned for. it will mess it up if you do the other way around.
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