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Old 10-30-2003, 09:13 AM   #1
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Question Petrol question

Hi Guys,
I've just bought myself a 88 2.7 944, well chuffed
Quick question though, hope this doesnt make me sound too daft, but what petrol should I be putting in it? The previous owner said unleaded, but I just wanted to check to see what you guys would recommend.
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Okay not to threadjack or anything but I was just wondering the same thing...now I drive alot and really can't afford the high price of premium evry fill up, I try and run some through every 3rd tank..now is this bad ? on the gas cap door it states 91-92 octane..is this for a mechanical purpose? should I "only" be running premi? I hope I am not killing my car with 87 octane...it still works out cheaper to run a full tank of 89 octane and run a bottle of octane boost than running straight premi..this is only temporary untill i get back on my feet after nasty divorce..but I do notice the car loves premi more..

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Re: Petrol question

Regular Unleaded works just fine.
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Re: Petrol question

Notice it says 91 RON. When you fill up notice that the method of determining octane the gas companies use is something like this (R+M)/2
that's (Research Octane Number + Motor Octane Number) / 2. It's the average of two features of gasoline that make up octane.

More info here:
http://www.geocities.com/bmw535i86/text/FAQ/FAQ.11.html
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