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05-13-2008, 05:10 PM
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Octane: 93 vs. 87
I understand their differences regarding burn rates, compression, and necessity to certain power plant applications, however has anyone experimented with running 87 in the Civic Si, and if so have you experienced any power plant issues regarding pre-detonation or possible permanent damage?
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05-13-2008, 05:12 PM
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Supreme Pizza!
 
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You've hit the motherlode.
What grade of gas? All gas questions answered! **Merged all gas threads** So, please check that thread, as it should answer all your questions. Basically, you have an Si, keep paying the slight premium for *ahem* premium fuel. Please use the search function found at the top of every page.
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