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Old 09-28-2004, 09:30 AM
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high octaine

anyone find a noticable difference using high octaine gasoline?
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Re: high octaine

yep kinda gets you in the wallet though
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Re: high octaine

I liked it when I had my HPP3...Ima LOVE it when I get my Nelson tune...one day..
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Re: high octaine

I tried changing octane's and didn't notice a big difference. I use to run 91 in it and now I run 89 in it and I haven't noticed a difference at all. It still gets' up and goes and I save a few pennies on fuel.
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Re: high octaine

In the U.S. we have 93 octane, though. I can feel the extra kick.
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Re: high octaine

jeverett- you have a url for that nelson tune? I never heard of them.
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Re: high octaine

It's been my experience that if your motor runs good on 89 octane, with out any knocks or pings, than any higher octane is a waste of money. If you stay with good gas that has the best additives, than you're ok. I think you may even hurt your performance with higher octane then you need. It's my understanding that raising the octane actually raises the flash point of gas so a higher compression engine won't set the fuel off before the plug fires. (knocks and pings)
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Re: high octaine

where can you get 93? I only have 92 in Washington State and Oregon
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I too would like some more info on that "nelson tune", including a URL. Will it work with any performance upgrades or is it like most of the other tuning systems which are designed for "basically stock" engines????
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Heres the url for your nelson custom tune....

www.nelsonperformance.com

btw we have 93 octane here in Texas.
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Re: high octaine

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Heres the url for your nelson custom tune....

www.nelsonperformance.com

btw we have 93 octane here in Texas.
I've been reading on this, and talking to the owner, Allen, and from what I've read, these tunes of his really kick ass. You're replacing the while PCM, its not just a handheld tuner.
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