Newb from Tallahassee
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From: San Diego
RE: Newb from Tallahassee
ORIGINAL: tdmopar59
ooo boy am i supposed to use 89 ive been using the cheap stuff... no problems really but i want whats best for my truck...
ooo boy am i supposed to use 89 ive been using the cheap stuff... no problems really but i want whats best for my truck...
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From: Oxnard, Ca.
RE: Newb from Tallahassee
Whattsup, fellow "newb"? I run 87, in my '04 Hemi. Every so often, the gas prices dip down enough for me to run a tank of the good stuff. I have not seen any issues (knocking-wise), with the 87 octane.
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From: Denver, NC
RE: Newb from Tallahassee
I run the 89 octane as stated in the manual. The price difference between 87 and 89 is only $0.06 a gallon here in NC. Filling up with 30 gallons of 89 octane is only a $1.80 more than the 87 octane. Run the 89! Red
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From: Warminster, PA
RE: Newb from Tallahassee
ORIGINAL: Cactus
I run the 89 octane as stated in the manual. The price difference between 87 and 89 is only $0.06 a gallon here in NC. Filling up with 30 gallons of 89 octane is only a $1.80 more than the 87 octane. Run the 89! Red
I run the 89 octane as stated in the manual. The price difference between 87 and 89 is only $0.06 a gallon here in NC. Filling up with 30 gallons of 89 octane is only a $1.80 more than the 87 octane. Run the 89! Red