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Tech Talk => Engine Mechanical / Electrical => Topic started by: Sleekcrafter1970 on September 07, 2013, 12:54:00 PM
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I have a 455 olds. What octane are you using? 87-92?
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I have a 454 I run 91
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That's a good question
I have a stock sbc 350 been running 89
But also ran good on 87
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I'm run 91 anything less it pings
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I'm running 91, I've run 87 no ping but I can definitely feel better performance with the higher octane.
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87 always and never a problem.
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102
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WHAT!!!!! 😯
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WHAT!!!!! 😯
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What??????
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Av gas
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110
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I have a 455 I'm running 100 octane.
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I have a 455 olds. What octane are you using? 87-92?
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LOL everyone, i was wondering if any would notice 92...
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VP-C12 >:D >:D >:D
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I have a 455 olds. What octane are you using? 87-92?
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I used 91 today noticed a big difference.
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91 in havasu when its 110* out. when its cooler ill drop to 87. i dont have any crazy compression going on so theres no reason to run high octane fuel all the time.
Higher octane fuel will allow you to run a little bit more timing , which can make a pretty big seat of the pants difference.
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Octane Rating All depends on how the compression of your motor will handle it (as its stated a few times on here)
That being said the higher the octane the better the fuel burn the better the mileage (Which in a boat you probly won't notice.
Run 87 if you have the compression to allow it if it pings run the next level up. I don't know too many people running 87 with a big block anyway a small block I'm sure will have no issue unless its built and has big compression.
Long story short run what your motor will allow your wallet to pay for
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i have a olds 455, not stock, but not a race motor either. i use nothing less than 91! no pinging so id say my motor is happy!
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I have a 454 I run 91
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X2 on that
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