JustinMcGee1
I like Hondas
Do what honda tells you. They designed the car to last. Just my opinion
Sell my EM2 for a GSR?
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Zachc6464
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I agree, and after some mods it will be quick as a gazelleMy LS isn't the slowest thing, it's got some go
OLDSKOOLACURA
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The motor likes premium and runs the best on it, but you do not have to put it in.
That being said, I put highest octane in my vehicles, bike, DD, and I will the teg when it's done. The only vehicle that really shows its dislike for lower octane is the bike
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That being said, I put highest octane in my vehicles, bike, DD, and I will the teg when it's done. The only vehicle that really shows its dislike for lower octane is the bike
Posted from my garage
TheIVJackal
Freedom through Jesus
Page 94, Owners Manual... (GS-R model)
"If you are unable to find premium unleaded, you may substitute an unleaded regular gasoline. The engine will compensate for the lower octane, but you may notice a slight decrease in power as a result."
Use your butt-dyno, let me know if you notice a difference. MPG's are virtually the same, i've been driving on 87 octane for years now. Got my oil analyzed, engine is perfect. Not to mention, cars only need the higher octane fuel some 5% of the time when you drive, and that's usually only when you are towing or have lots of weight in the car and are going up a hill.
"If you are unable to find premium unleaded, you may substitute an unleaded regular gasoline. The engine will compensate for the lower octane, but you may notice a slight decrease in power as a result."
Use your butt-dyno, let me know if you notice a difference. MPG's are virtually the same, i've been driving on 87 octane for years now. Got my oil analyzed, engine is perfect. Not to mention, cars only need the higher octane fuel some 5% of the time when you drive, and that's usually only when you are towing or have lots of weight in the car and are going up a hill.