View Poll Results: Which octane tune should I get?
87 Save money, you're still fast
8
16.00%
91 Speed is a drug.
42
84.00%
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The Octane Debate.
#41
All those other CAIs look the same. I think this looks badder.
#42
Because I don't want to put words in his mouth I won't say his name but a reputable tuner once posted something to the effect that you just don't get enough room for adjustment with 87 octane so performance increase with a 87 octane tune won't net much if any performance gains, or atleast thats how I read it.
I don't really get how anyone who can afford a car that gets the type of mileage the Mustang gets can't or doesn't want to spend an extra $2 per fill up for gas. I think if your buying a tuner and intake, it would be silly to run a 87 octane tune. Thats just my opinion and everyone has diffrent reasons for doing things but doesn't make much sense to me. I'd keep the car completely stock if I wanted to run cheap gas, actually I would have kept my Civic if I were worried about fuel costs.
I don't really get how anyone who can afford a car that gets the type of mileage the Mustang gets can't or doesn't want to spend an extra $2 per fill up for gas. I think if your buying a tuner and intake, it would be silly to run a 87 octane tune. Thats just my opinion and everyone has diffrent reasons for doing things but doesn't make much sense to me. I'd keep the car completely stock if I wanted to run cheap gas, actually I would have kept my Civic if I were worried about fuel costs.
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