CAM 2 (110 octane) safe??? ASAP
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i was wondering if i could use CAM 2 in my car my local gas station has cam 2 there and it is 110 octane, i was wondering if i could use that for big races or will it fuct up my motor. I would only use it when i race with is not often, but my friend and me raced the other night and i only beat him by 3 cars and he has a honda but he has 7 g's in the motor and tranny. i just want to smoke him even more. so i want to use this to,.
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Dunno what your engine setup is, but any octane over what your engine needs is wasted. More octane does not necessarily = more HP.
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I have CamII at a station by my house. Both the 100 and 110 octane are unleaded. So they wont hurt your o2s. But , as someone else said unless your motor requires more octane its a waste of money or can even slow your car down. Higher octane, slower burn. I raised my compression a tad so when I go to the track in this hot Fl weather, I mix in 100 gt 50/50. Look at the pump, it will tell you if its unleaded or not.
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Leaded gas will lacquer up the front 02's and screw them up I only ran 5 gallons and they crapped out.
If I were to spray a 150 shot in my car I would run 104 or more octane to be safe.
If I were to spray a 150 shot in my car I would run 104 or more octane to be safe.