YOUR RESEARCHOctane booster
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Does anyone use it to boost the octane to what Porsche recommends? I know there are fake boosters out there that don't really raise the octane as measured by the Dept. of Weights and Measures, but there are some that actually do work. I just don't know if I should try using it or not. Thoughts?
are you knocking? unless ur tuning the motronic, pump gas is fine PS. ive had good results using the NOS octane booster Race formula in other cars w\ forced induction
Another gas war? LOL. J/K. Some people add some 100 octane liquid gold if it's available nearby.
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