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the high compression ratio, the more power u get. Since 350z has high compression ratio, i think, it needs octane 91? Is this why 350z needs premium gas?
What can you do to 350z so that the car can take both low octane and high ocatane without knocking the sensor?
So lowering compression ratio will be ok for the engine to take octane lower than 91?
NOthing else should be changed?
Do you think that there is just some **** that you turn to lower compression?
Do some searching and find out how much lower compression pistons cost alone.. That doesn't even include the labor, which if I was a betting man my money would be on that you will have to get someone to do it for you.
Originally Posted by ckmeee
so that i dun have to put premium gas ALL THE TIME.
WHen gas price spikes up, it gets really nasty lol
Wow, if the Z is taking so much of your paycheck that you are worried about the difference that premium cost, then do yourself and the Z a favor and sell it. You should have never bought a sports car.
I think i read somewhere that the ECU can de-tune itself once you start filling low octane gas on a regular basis. But as said above, it just ruins the point of having a sports car and i hope you don't start a "why does my car feel sluggish" thread when that happens.
well. subaru WRX or STI doesn't have to be filled up with premium gas ALL THE TIME although it's recommended. the engine doesn't just mass up b/c of octane87. And they have turbos and pretty fast.
I don't see Y 350z need premium gas only.
wow your a ****ing tard. You could probly tune the car and retard the timing and probly be fine. Why didn't u buy a sentra?
can you tell me why 350z stock needs premium gas all the time although it's not any faster than STi?
i just wanna know cause i dun wanna be ****ing tard anymore lol
can you tell me why 350z stock needs premium gas all the time although it's not any faster than STi?
i just wanna know cause i dun wanna be ****ing tard anymore lol
Thats why most people educate themselves and don't ask stupid questions expecting to be spoonfed the answers.
Thats why most people educate themselves and don't ask stupid questions expecting to be spoonfed the answers.
i don't think my question is something that everyone knows. All i could find on internet was b/c of compreesion ratio. And also i saw in an article that compression ratio could be lowered by doing something to the head gasket or w/e
i don't think my question is something that everyone knows. All i could find on internet was b/c of compreesion ratio. And also i saw in an article that compression ratio could be lowered by doing something to the head gasket or w/e
Yes, a thicker head gasket will lower compression. Again, weigh the cost of labor as it is a pain in the a$$ to do.