_BlueMonk posted...
but only if the engine is built with that in mind.
if your car was made for regular octane gasoline, putting higher octane gasoline isn't going to do anything. however, if it was made for high octane, and it doesn't get it, it's a) gonna get less gas milage or b) get less horsepower because the computer will sense it and adjust
its not the nitroboost button from fast and furious
yaya. could have worded that better...was trying to keep it simple. stick to what the manual says kids.
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