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WOW..if I could get 98 octane I would be excited....
Engines are designed around a specific octane level. Thus an engine that requires 98 octane will run worse and can possibly detonate early on a lower octane fuel. Higher octanes are essential for FI vehicles because of the increased air flow and heat. You'll see with many Turbo cars that detonation is a HUGE problem (causing the piston to hit the valve).
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possibly 2 reasons.. 1) they're ignorant 2) the camp of reasoning that your DME can only advance the timing so much.
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30 yrs ago.... OK, over 30 yrs ago, we used 110 octane aviation fuel in the Navy propeller planes. higher octane prevents premature detonation (pinging) - used to see Ferrari,Cobra, and other exotic car owners gassing up at the local airport in NJ - engine temperature was measured at the cylinder with the least cooling effect - was taught 180 deg was ideal
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