gasoline question
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SPRINGER (05-22-2019)
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tar_snake (05-23-2019)
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Hit the nail on the head. Unless there's been work done involving increasing the compression, or if that came from the factory with high comp, there's no benefit of using hi octane gas. Doesn't burn any better or cleaner, just means it can get squashed harder before it blows up on its own.
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tar_snake (05-23-2019)
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I'm curious to why it's to be avoided.......
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I've used gas from stations that also have a car wash on site and I'm guessing the soap leaches into the underground tanks because I was blowing bubbles out my exhaust.
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