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#3
RE: premium gas
If your car is rated for 87 octane and is running correctly that's all it needs. Spending more for higher octane is a total waste of money and doesn't do squat.
Using the SEARCH feature here are the hits on octane, read up:
https://www.hondaaccordforum.com/sea...bmitbutton=+OK+
Using the SEARCH feature here are the hits on octane, read up:
https://www.hondaaccordforum.com/sea...bmitbutton=+OK+
#5
RE: premium gas
when it comes to gas, in my opinon, as long as you dont use discount gas stations' gas, then your good, cuz i only use shell, i would drive the extra few blocks to find a shell station, though i already past by a chevron lol
but the bottom line is, i dont get gas from "quickstop gas" lol ,
but the bottom line is, i dont get gas from "quickstop gas" lol ,
#6
RE: premium gas
ORIGINAL: KevinAccord
of course! better octane rating, better performance! though, if not into performance, i don't think there's much of a difference.
of course! better octane rating, better performance! though, if not into performance, i don't think there's much of a difference.
#7
RE: premium gas
Don't waste your money. as has been said above, our cars were made to run on 87 octane. Anything higher is a waste of money. If you really want to spend extra money donate that extra $0.30 per gallon you would have spent on gas to the needy.
#10
RE: premium gas
Octane designates how fast the fuel burns. The higher the octane the SLOWER it burns, thus performance will decrease. However, it also prevents knocking, in high compression, high-revving, and boosted engines.