89/90 octane Ethanol vs. 91 octane Unleaded
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I live in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. I found a station believe it or not that has racing fuel. They say it is for off road use only but it is 104 octane. As for my current situation most places have the minimum that the manual recommends, and that is 91. So for right now, I purchased a can of NOS octane booster, and I will fill the remainder of my tank with 91. My L just seems a little slugish on this tank of gas, and I do not want to screw anything up, so I am going to stick with the higher octane. Too bad though I do like supporting our farmers buy purchasing the ethonal blend. When I lived in Davenport, there was a station that sold 94 octane, but it was an ethonal blend. I wish I could find that here in CR.
Also, if you can explain to me about detonation. If I can not hear it, what are the signes? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Also just priced out a K&N cold air inductions system for the L. I am pretty interested in tuning her up a bit.
Also, if you can explain to me about detonation. If I can not hear it, what are the signes? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Also just priced out a K&N cold air inductions system for the L. I am pretty interested in tuning her up a bit.
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