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I have a 3.0l imported car from Japan, that needs 100 Ron.
I have to make do with 95![]()
The manual actually says 95 and higher, so I'll stick with that
The manual actually says 95 and higher, so I'll stick with that
In my experience,if you're driving a lower powered car for example a sedan under 100kw and you drive faster than an average old man then 95 octane should give you better power(and engine responsiveness) and fuel economy.
However I found that with higher powered cars 140kw and over in a sedan for example,95 actually just burns quicker,so not recommended unless you intend going racing on a track and you need the extra power/responsiveness.
If you are an old man or drive like one(I don't mean purely high speed,I'm talking about acceleration more specifically) then just always fill up 93.Don't even bother with 95 in this scenario.
High altitude N/A = 93
High altitude T = 95
Costal = 95
Buy octane booster.