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03-19-2008, 03:45 PM | #45 | |
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As engines continue to use electronics to create peak performance, fuel makes a difference. It is slight in most cases, but they are set to run with a determined octane. So a lot would depend on the car and your desire for peak performance to say it is worth it. I remember CR conducting a test to show that the increase in mileage was not worth the cost difference. |
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Ouch, that's low. I'll move
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But lucid is correct that the effect varies in relation to engine revs. P.S. I wish I could remember the book I read this in. |
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