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I gotta go fill up my gas tank tonight, and I was just wondering...does premium give better gas miliage on F-Bodies or does it really not make a whole lot of difference.
That, but also, does the car perform at a higher functioning with premium than say regular?
Any help would be appreciated, as I dunno if using regular is worth it or not anymore.
Summer:<br />1999 Black Pontiac Firebird Coupe<br />5-speed, T-Tops, Chrome Rims, TA Hatch, Reflective Decals.<br /><br />Winter:<br />2000 Silver Grand Am GT<br />Reflective Black Badge Overlays, chrome
You won't gain anything out of running higher octane. The lower the octane the easier it burns so you will do a lot better using the lower octane. This has been discussed to death. Try searching in General Tech.
Just stay away from Wal-Mart brand gas lol. I try to keep with one company. All gas companies put their own additive into the gasoline, I try not to mix all those additives. I try to always go to BP when I can. If not BP then Shell.
depends on the mods you have on it. mods that will let u run lower octane: exhaust(headers, cat, cat-back), cooling system(radiator, thermo, coolant, ect.), colder spark plugs, ECM tuning to 87 octance, higher altitude(less dense air/fuel mixture), cold air intakes, tb spacer, basicallt anything that will reduce temps inside and around your motor.
2001 Arctic White Firebird<br />More mods than I\'m allowed to list!
Originally posted by 97chevycamaro: </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by V6Maniac: V6 you want regular gas.
V8 you want premium.
you sure ;) If i put regular in my car it would knock like no tomorrow </font>[/QUOTE]WORD!! My girlfriend accidentally put the mid-grade stuff in my car and even that made a noticeable knock. I love my car but I'm so sick of paying for premium... :mad:
Originally posted by wannabe: </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by 97chevycamaro: </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by V6Maniac: V6 you want regular gas.
V8 you want premium.
you sure ;) If i put regular in my car it would knock like no tomorrow </font>[/QUOTE]WORD!! My girlfriend accidentally put the mid-grade stuff in my car and even that made a noticeable knock. I love my car but I'm so sick of paying for premium... :mad: </font>[/QUOTE]Yeah, mine still has a low knock with premium, i gotta get octane booster to push it to 96 to get it to stop
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