High octane gas in Jacksonville? 
but well worth it! 
High octane gas in Jacksonville?
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From: Jacksonville, Florida
You guys do understand if you car is tuned properly, and tuned for 93 octane, that putting in race fuel is doing nothing more then draining your wallet right? Also takes life off of your o2 sensors..
The only reason you need race gas is if your compression/timing/boost creates knock on 93, if your tuned properly on 93, your not going to have any knock, so why waste the money on expensive gas? (solely referencing LS motors and how these computer systems work and control timing)
The only reason you need race gas is if your compression/timing/boost creates knock on 93, if your tuned properly on 93, your not going to have any knock, so why waste the money on expensive gas? (solely referencing LS motors and how these computer systems work and control timing)
Last edited by eurospec1; Aug 24, 2011 at 11:20 AM.
