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fuel ron rating in europe
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04-06-2008, 09:11 PM
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The early 4age engines were designed to run at least on 91 octane, so I assume later spec engines were designed to run on higher grade like 95 for instance. So imo 98 should be perfect for your high compression 4age.
I mostly used 95 in my hachi (low compression) and didn't find much difference between running on 95 or 98 except in the wallet. 
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