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I just bought a 1993 honda civic, its a doch vtec and i was told there are certain things i need to do to keep it running right. And i was just wondering what all they were like what kind of octane to use
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Re: vtec

Start by reading many of the posts here. 87 octane will do just fine unless the compression has be upped. Those things you need to do is called maintenance.
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Old 11-13-2005, 04:27 PM
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Re: vtec

dont all the dohc vtec require premium. i know the gsr does.
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Re: vtec

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I just bought a 1993 honda civic, its a doch vtec and i was told there are certain things i need to do to keep it running right. And i was just wondering what all they were like what kind of octane to use
Get yourself a Manual. Any auto parts store have after market manuals. It will tell you most of the things you need to know. My wife has an Acura with a Vtech engine and my daughter has an Accord with the dame type engine. My wife uses high octane fuel (mfrs instruction) while my daughter uses regular. Advice: try keeping you fuel injectors clean.
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Re: Re: vtec

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dont all the dohc vtec require premium. i know the gsr does.

That's what i thought too...i use premium in my GSR and i kinda figured that other b series VTEC's were the same....
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Re: vtec

b18a/b will do fine on 87. b16/ b18c1/b18c5 needs 91+ on the assumption of stock compression and ignition timing are in factory specs.
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