97 Octane safe/effective for my use?
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97 Octane safe/effective for my use?
I'm going to the local track tomorrow and want to run this: http://www.permatex.com/products/aut...ng_Formula.htm
If I'm reading this correctly, It would take me from 91 octane to 97. Is this going to have any negative effects at all? This would of course be a one-time-use type of thing. Will it screw with my cars dyno tune?
If I'm reading this correctly, It would take me from 91 octane to 97. Is this going to have any negative effects at all? This would of course be a one-time-use type of thing. Will it screw with my cars dyno tune?
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GM High Tech did an article on this a year or two ago, they did see a benefit by increasing the timing without knock retard so I must work. I'm not sure you'll see a difference if you aren't currently experiencing knock. But yes its safe to run.