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Originally Posted by cpotts13
Let me be the one to ask the dumb question... do you have a 93 octane tune??
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Originally Posted by texastboneking
91 and 93 octane tunes are almost identical. So I just run a 91 tune. We only have 93 octane stations. No 91.
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its a waste to run the 93 in a more or less stock 99-04 gt. I would think the long would crank would have nothing to do with the 93 oct. Does it only do it after you run it for a while or all the time? Like from a cold start up
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Originally Posted by br23will
I do have it tuned for 93. The long crank happens at random. Does not matter hot or cold. The only thing I can figure is the fuel. It never did it with 87 octane
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don't run 93 in a stock 04 gt engine unless you have it tuned for it. Just wasting money on the extra octane if your timing isn't bumped to take advantage of it.
Also forget the ix plugs the normal NGKs will work fine and are much cheaper and most of the time are less finicky about gap size.
Also forget the ix plugs the normal NGKs will work fine and are much cheaper and most of the time are less finicky about gap size.
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