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Topic	using premium gas when the manual 'recommends' it?
Paragon21XX 04/05/24 11:51:11 AM #9:	All you need to keep your car in good shape when it comes to gas is to use Top Tier certified fuel (has more detergents than the federal minimum to prevent buildup better than the bare minimum). The only reason to use premium over regular in a car that only recommends premium instead of requiring it is if you like to drive it close to the redline as the ECU dials back either high-RPM performance, redline limits, or both when using regular octane instead. --- Politicians are the weeds of the galaxy. <cite>Paragon21XX posted [p:979746505] in using prem... [t:80739662]...</cite> <quote>All you need to keep your car in good shape when it comes to gas is to use Top Tier certified fuel (has more detergents than the federal minimum to prevent buildup better than the bare minimum). The only reason to use premium over regular in a car that only recommends premium instead of requiring it is if you like to drive it close to the redline as the ECU dials back either high-RPM performance, redline limits, or both when using regular octane instead. --- Politicians are the weeds of the galaxy.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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