Do you use premium fuel?
^ Interesting. It says "Premium fuel ONLY".. Not "Premium Fuel RECOMMENDED". Never notice that.
This is what the manual says:
Notice how it says "replace it with Premium IMMEDIATELY". And do not drive abruptly when on regular.
This is what the manual says:
Notice how it says "replace it with Premium IMMEDIATELY". And do not drive abruptly when on regular.
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I've seen the premium fuel recommended stickers. Those G's I'll safely assume have the non-revup VQ35DE's. My coupe has the revup with higher hp.
Well, this explains the 98 octane gasoline in South Korea mentioned a few posts above. Apparently most of the world measures octane using the 'research octane number'. Canada, the US and a few other countries use the 'anti-knock index'. That 98 octane gas is equivalent to 93 octane in the US.
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i have full coverage on all of my vehicles, i'd hate for my policy to pay for the other guy's car to get fix and i'm stuck with damage, but i'm married and in my 30s but trust me prinny i understand as i remember the quotes from when i was 18 and had my mind set on getting a 5.0 it changed my mind in a hurry.
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not this **** most cars can run on 87 or whatever you put in it the only time it changes really is when you have a turbo and not only that the only thing about 91 is it has higher octane which is not much but it burns a little bit hotter and cleaner lmfao you can put 87 and buy a octane booster lmao but hell yall act like it's a Lamborghini or a Ferrari ain't that fancy lmao
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