Premium gas??
yes we do.. i noticed with my older cars, that didnt require premium, would get better mileage and perfrom better with premium so why not... and c'mon man... do the math 20 cents more a gallon times 20 gallons.. a whole 4 dollars.. dont be cheap! it'll save you money in the long run
edit: unless you have an 03-04 sedan, premium is highly recommended
edit: unless you have an 03-04 sedan, premium is highly recommended
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Most of the things you hear concerning premium vs. plus is usually not as much as it is played out to be. At the end of the day, it comes down to compression ratio, and our cars don't have a c:r high enough for premium or plus to make any considerable difference. So whether you use premium or plus, it is up to you.
The only thing you should consider when it comes to gas, is quality...don't be going to no discount gas stations like that valero/citgo/etc. Their gasoline is usually not concentrated enough with low levels of toluene, meaning lower gas mileage and also low quality gasoline causes "gunk" build-up in your engine. So when it comes to gas, always go name-brand.
The only thing you should consider when it comes to gas, is quality...don't be going to no discount gas stations like that valero/citgo/etc. Their gasoline is usually not concentrated enough with low levels of toluene, meaning lower gas mileage and also low quality gasoline causes "gunk" build-up in your engine. So when it comes to gas, always go name-brand.
Originally Posted by dp_PRIME
Most of the things you hear concerning premium vs. plus is usually not as much as it is played out to be. At the end of the day, it comes down to compression ratio, and our cars don't have a c:r high enough for premium or plus to make any considerable difference. So whether you use premium or plus, it is up to you.
The only thing you should consider when it comes to gas, is quality...don't be going to no discount gas stations like that valero/citgo/etc. Their gasoline is usually not concentrated enough with low levels of toluene, meaning lower gas mileage and also low quality gasoline causes "gunk" build-up in your engine. So when it comes to gas, always go name-brand.
The only thing you should consider when it comes to gas, is quality...don't be going to no discount gas stations like that valero/citgo/etc. Their gasoline is usually not concentrated enough with low levels of toluene, meaning lower gas mileage and also low quality gasoline causes "gunk" build-up in your engine. So when it comes to gas, always go name-brand.
Originally Posted by dp_PRIME
Most of the things you hear concerning premium vs. plus is usually not as much as it is played out to be. At the end of the day, it comes down to compression ratio, and our cars don't have a c:r high enough for premium or plus to make any considerable difference. So whether you use premium or plus, it is up to you.
The only thing you should consider when it comes to gas, is quality...don't be going to no discount gas stations like that valero/citgo/etc. Their gasoline is usually not concentrated enough with low levels of toluene, meaning lower gas mileage and also low quality gasoline causes "gunk" build-up in your engine. So when it comes to gas, always go name-brand.
The only thing you should consider when it comes to gas, is quality...don't be going to no discount gas stations like that valero/citgo/etc. Their gasoline is usually not concentrated enough with low levels of toluene, meaning lower gas mileage and also low quality gasoline causes "gunk" build-up in your engine. So when it comes to gas, always go name-brand.
My friend just bought a prius and a guy at a stop light is that older honda hybrid said he gets about 5-8 mpg better by running premium.
If you cant afford the gas for the g35 you really should not be driving one....its like financing payments on a lamboghini!
If you cant afford the gas for the g35 you really should not be driving one....its like financing payments on a lamboghini!
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its really not that bad.. i ran myself a little test. each tank, i reset my trip with a different grade of gas. found that i get the best mileage, over 300 miles (not bad for a G) each tank on 93 octane. spend the extra money on it. itll be worth it in the long run.
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Originally Posted by in2win
My friend just bought a prius and a guy at a stop light is that older honda hybrid said he gets about 5-8 mpg better by running premium.
If you cant afford the gas for the g35 you really should not be driving one....its like financing payments on a lamboghini!
If you cant afford the gas for the g35 you really should not be driving one....its like financing payments on a lamboghini!
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Originally Posted by express705
its really not that bad.. i ran myself a little test. each tank, i reset my trip with a different grade of gas. found that i get the best mileage, over 300 miles (not bad for a G) each tank on 93 octane. spend the extra money on it. itll be worth it in the long run.
when yu dont run super/premium you will get a knocking sound and it wont run to its full advantage
use this to find the cheapest gas prices around you
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use this to find the cheapest gas prices around you
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Originally Posted by in2win
If you cant afford the gas for the g35 you really should not be driving one....
some people could give a rats *** for speed or sound...if you dont have to..then why put premium?...
btw.. v-power>>
let's just assume premium is 30 cents more expensive than regular and you fill the full 20 gal every 2 weeks. Do the math: .30x20x52/2 = $156 more a year on gas which is next to nothing compared to insurance, car payments, mods, etc...
