can i run 116 octane on my 07z bonestock, some say yes some say no...obviously not for street use only at the track if not then what can i run?

 

as long as the gas is unleaded you can run pretty much whatever you want...although you may not have desired results.

However from my experience octane ratings this high normally contain lead content. Around here (Chi-town region) i can get 110 but it is leaded and would kill my 02 sensors after 50 or so miles.

You will gain no advantage by running 100, 110, C16, etc, unless you have a drag monster that is properly set up for it

 

Why would you waste the money buying it when you're bone stock car won't even know what to do with it?? You can paypal me $50 and get the same results. I'll send you a certificate that says your car is now faster to make you feel good.

 

nobody is pumping anything...its a curiosity question...loosen the panties you sound frustraded...

 

i guess if you tuned for it, you would benifit

 

u can if its unleaded like stated...but that high of octane is usually leaded which means it will eat your cats up for din-din.....110 is the way to go...anything higher is kinda pointless unless its just a track beast....

 

http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show...&highlight=e85

its a good read .

 

 

you know that higher octane fuel actually burns SLOWER right? Uber high octane gas won't help on a bone stock car no matter what anyone tells you.

I'd recommend mixing a little 100oct unleaded into your regular 91/93 octane gas if you are having pinging problems on a dyno or at the track

 

its going to make your car slower than stock.. so by all means go for it

 

$14.00 a gallon for slower than stock...I certainly wouldn't do it.

 

Won't make your car any faster!

JET

 

But if he uses the proper v-tech stickers in the right place it would.

 

Question about 2 gallons of E85 mixed in with 91 ?

also what about Toluene as a booster,


this is for a Turbo'ed set up.

 

It's all about V-TAK now.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yCQfQ69WdI

 

Actually it will be slower.