G35 coupe question! guys help a rockie i just got my 05 coupe please.......
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G35 coupe question! guys help a rockie i just got my 05 coupe please.......
What gasoline do u guys recommend for my g35 i just got my 2005 g35 less than a week ago and i dont know if was a good idea using shell 93...my car is only 65,000 and runs like a beast,i dont care how much i have to pay for gas just let me know which one is the best one out there......thanks
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Are you 16 years old or something? Just get the highest octane rating your gas station has (most likely either 91 or 93). All you need to worry/know about g35 gas.
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This also could have been easily found in your manual as well.
There is already a discussion about this topic, seeing as how gas prices are slowly increasing. As a new member to this forum, doing a bit of searching will go a long way. Lots of members here really frown upon spoon feeding information when there are tons of information already on this board for you to read through. All you gotta do is look for it.
Welcome to the forum.
There is already a discussion about this topic, seeing as how gas prices are slowly increasing. As a new member to this forum, doing a bit of searching will go a long way. Lots of members here really frown upon spoon feeding information when there are tons of information already on this board for you to read through. All you gotta do is look for it.
Welcome to the forum.
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Get whatever you want... Everyone claims anything less then 91 octane is sacrilige yet your car will run the same regardless. I've run all the octanes and there were no noticible difference or improvement in gas mileage. Ideally you'll run what the manfacturer recommends (91) but the reality is that 95% of the talk here is ego filled hot air. Placebo effect going strong here... Gas prices are likely only going up, and at a point you have to decide if spending an extra $5-8 is really worth it for something you can't feel, on top of the already ridiculous prices.
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Get whatever you want... Everyone claims anything less then 91 octane is sacrilege yet your car will run the same regardless. I've run all the octanes and there were no noticeable difference or improvement in gas mileage. Ideally you'll run what the manufacturer recommends (91) but the reality is that 95% of the talk here is ego filled hot air. Placebo effect going strong here... Gas prices are likely only going up, and at a point you have to decide if spending an extra $5-8 is really worth it for something you can't feel, on top of the already ridiculous prices.
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@OP its rookie....there i helped
@hbk i know for a fact my car died and shutdown on the side of the road with 91. You have to think about the areas some people come from. Hills and mountains equals a no no for non premium gas. 5-6 dollars for piece of mind is fine with me.
@hbk i know for a fact my car died and shutdown on the side of the road with 91. You have to think about the areas some people come from. Hills and mountains equals a no no for non premium gas. 5-6 dollars for piece of mind is fine with me.
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@OP its rookie....there i helped
@hbk i know for a fact my car died and shutdown on the side of the road with 91. You have to think about the areas some people come from. Hills and mountains equals a no no for non premium gas. 5-6 dollars for piece of mind is fine with me.
@hbk i know for a fact my car died and shutdown on the side of the road with 91. You have to think about the areas some people come from. Hills and mountains equals a no no for non premium gas. 5-6 dollars for piece of mind is fine with me.
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This also could have been easily found in your manual as well.
There is already a discussion about this topic, seeing as how gas prices are slowly increasing. As a new member to this forum, doing a bit of searching will go a long way. Lots of members here really frown upon spoon feeding information when there are tons of information already on this board for you to read through. All you gotta do is look for it.
Welcome to the forum.
There is already a discussion about this topic, seeing as how gas prices are slowly increasing. As a new member to this forum, doing a bit of searching will go a long way. Lots of members here really frown upon spoon feeding information when there are tons of information already on this board for you to read through. All you gotta do is look for it.
Welcome to the forum.
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This also could have been easily found in your manual as well.
There is already a discussion about this topic, seeing as how gas prices are slowly increasing. As a new member to this forum, doing a bit of searching will go a long way. Lots of members here really frown upon spoon feeding information when there are tons of information already on this board for you to read through. All you gotta do is look for it.
Welcome to the forum.
There is already a discussion about this topic, seeing as how gas prices are slowly increasing. As a new member to this forum, doing a bit of searching will go a long way. Lots of members here really frown upon spoon feeding information when there are tons of information already on this board for you to read through. All you gotta do is look for it.
Welcome to the forum.
J/K your advice is spot on as usual.
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