wont do anything the car is made to run 87 higher octane wont do anything other then drain your wallet faster
I don't think the amount of power available really changes based on octane number. It's only a measure of how much you can compress the air/gas mixture before spontaneous ignition. Since the Versa's engine doesn't use high compression, it's not needed.87 Octane will have less power than the 93 o_0
Man, I did not know there was a such thing as a nice NVF.com member...The only thing that a higher octane does is control engine detonation. A higher octane doesn't make more power it just makes it harder for an engine to detonate. Once you start using exotic fuels like nitro methane or alcohol that's where you will see power gains. Especially nitro methane.
wrong. do research. The OP seems to think im messing with him. Use what ever gas you like. It makes no difference in performance. byeThe only thing that a higher octane does is control engine detonation. A higher octane doesn't make more power it just makes it harder for an engine to detonate. Once you start using exotic fuels like nitro methane or alcohol that's where you will see power gains. Especially nitro methane.
Hells ya. I think I may have posted something along those lines in the how can I make my versa faster thread or something like that. Although he truly does sound like someone from the "hella flush" "scene".Does anyone else think this hella flush guy is just a troll? Every single thing he posts is asinine.
DONT DO THAT! That would be a horrible idea only run the octane in the vehicle that the vehicle calls for if it calls for 93 or higher then use high octane if it says unleaded only then use unleadedDoes anyone here run 93 octane?
I'm going to start running 93 octane and mixing e85 to get some extra power.
What do you think??