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View Poll Results: What octane of gas do you run?
87-88 4 3.28%
89-90 4 3.28%
91-92 42 34.43%
93 68 55.74%
higher than 93 4 3.28%
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Old 12-08-2005, 12:36 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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Gas?

87 octane?
89?
93?
higher?
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Old 12-08-2005, 12:40 PM   #2 (permalink)
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frrrrrrrrrrrrrt. what? lol


I use 87 in the cavy.
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93 on the street and 104 at the track
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who you kiddin steve? you run Cam2 at the track!
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I run 93 now, but I was running 87 for awhile. The car runs fine on 87, but you do notice a little power loss.
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91 is the highest octane count you can get at a station here in the Worker's Paradise.
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91 or higher states the owners manual (but who reads that thing?)

I've only fed the Goat Sunoco 94. Then again it only has 2,200 miles on it.

The Tahoe drinks 89.

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well i run 93 but was wondering theres a sunoco with 110 octane not vp but still better wonder if we can use this in the goat anyone know
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well i run 93 but was wondering theres a sunoco with 110 octane not vp but still better wonder if we can use this in the goat anyone know
..... don't know if I'd do that on a stock goat, but, as long as it's unleaded it should be relatively safe. BTW, get ready to replace the plugs.
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