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Originally posted by RubyRedstang@February 25, 2005, 11:31 PM
does anybody know if there are any plugins that i would not have to change to premium gas?
does anybody know if there are any plugins that i would not have to change to premium gas?
I have not flashed mine yet and have been running 89 octane and just now tried putting in the recommended 87 octane and I can tell there is a big difference in how the engine runs, feels and sounds. I noticed this on my first day of driving after filling up the night before.
so which is better, the 87 or 89 octane? I just purchased my first 2005 mustang last week in satin silver, I'm loving it, took it to santa barbera for the weekend and had lots of fun, people were just looking and staring and giving me compliments. I'm glad I chose the mustang over the scion tc
Originally posted by sviper@February 28, 2005, 6:06 PM
I have not flashed mine yet and have been running 89 octane and just now tried putting in the recommended 87 octane and I can tell there is a big difference in how the engine runs, feels and sounds. I noticed this on my first day of driving after filling up the night before.
I have not flashed mine yet and have been running 89 octane and just now tried putting in the recommended 87 octane and I can tell there is a big difference in how the engine runs, feels and sounds. I noticed this on my first day of driving after filling up the night before.
Originally posted by KromE+February 28, 2005, 11:12 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(KromE @ February 28, 2005, 11:12 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'>
so which is better, the 87 or 89 octane? I just purchased my first 2005 mustang last week in satin silver, I'm loving it, took it to santa barbera for the weekend and had lots of fun, people were just looking and staring and giving me compliments. I'm glad I chose the mustang over the scion tc<!--QuoteBegin-sviper@February 28, 2005, 6:06 PM
I have not flashed mine yet and have been running 89 octane and just now tried putting in the recommended 87 octane and I can tell there is a big difference in how the engine runs, feels and sounds. I noticed this on my first day of driving after filling up the night before.
so which is better, the 87 or 89 octane? I just purchased my first 2005 mustang last week in satin silver, I'm loving it, took it to santa barbera for the weekend and had lots of fun, people were just looking and staring and giving me compliments. I'm glad I chose the mustang over the scion tc<!--QuoteBegin-sviper@February 28, 2005, 6:06 PMI have not flashed mine yet and have been running 89 octane and just now tried putting in the recommended 87 octane and I can tell there is a big difference in how the engine runs, feels and sounds. I noticed this on my first day of driving after filling up the night before.
Hey I almost made that mistake too..
Definitly the 89 octane.. The higher the grade, the more refined it is and the cleaner/easier it burns! Premium gas only for my baby!
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