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How about 91 octane, will that increase milage or performance??


If you engine does not *need* 91 octane (which it doesn't), then no increase in mileage or performance. It will just empty your wallet faster...

hupptoy


Customer cam in with an 05 Tacoma today, just an oil change...but while I was filling out the service reminder in the service book that he supplied, I also took a glance in the owners manual.

Sure enough, it says *Recomended fuel, 91 octane*
His is an 05 4.0 6 speed TRD Package

I noticed a solid 2 MPG increase in My ol' 92 Runner 3.0, 5 Speed whilst running 91 octane.

Also, seemed to have a *bit* more power, probably helped with the advanced timing.

With higher octane levels, it's a smoother,slower burn. Not so much as a *POP* with lower octane.

Havn't tried 91 with My Honda yet, $3.89 a gallon just isn't very appeling...but, my 33 MPG freeway sure is! <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Maybe I'll try 91 on a tank, just for kicks...

-Dano-
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