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Use 91 in my car

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There are a few 100 octane spots that I go to for track days and stuff, but I usually use the 91 in my car.

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Use additives or just 93 octane fuel

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Should I be using additives or just 93 octane fuel?

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Use 91 in my car

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There are a few 100 octane spots that I go to for track days and stuff, but I usually use the 91 in my car.

93 Octane in AZ

Use additives or just 93 octane fuel

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Should I be using additives or just 93 octane fuel?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hey, The inside of my gas door reads a formula and = 93. Im assuming this is for the octane of fuel. I only ever see 91 octane and this is what I use. Should I be using additives or just 93 octane fuel? Will 91 octane damage things. Weird to say coming from turbos where 91 was necessary minimum! Thanks

POST 2Original post

Michael, Did you purchase your white Turbo from Oralndo in Miami? Where in AZ are you at? There are a few 100 octane spots that I go to for track days and stuff, but I usually use the 91 in my car.

POST 3Original post

damn lucky people.... california is only 91......

POST 4Original post

There's a lot of places in the US where 91 octane is the highest available (Colorado's the same way). However, my owners manual (pg 177) states: So there you have it. 91's OK although 93 is preferred. Even 90's OK. The ECU adjusts. - Nick

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