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They got better fuel economy (3-4 mpg) with 93 Octane on their road trip to Tampa.Can someone summarize the findings?
Thanks! So it makes the engine ~20% more efficient. More or less makes running regular meaningless.They got better fuel economy (3-4 mpg) with 93 Octane on their road trip to Tampa.
Sorry, it's 2024, you either get an AI written article that rambles on about nothing or a 10+ minute youtube video where you get to watch a dude ramble on about slightly more than nothing.Can someone summarize the findings?
Either that or setting cruise control in the low 70βs vs the high 70βs. Probably some mix.They got better fuel economy (3-4 mpg) with 93 Octane on their road trip to Tampa.
Yea we will see when this other video dropsI wonder if it is really tuned for 93 or 91? 93 octane fuel is not readily available in most west and Midwest states, where premium is 91.
Exactly, in no way scientific at all.He said it was due to the different drivers. One was more heavy footed and the other went slower? This was not a conclusive video at all. Not even worth recording it or making it public?
Yeah, multiple variables on the two runs. Driver/speed, octane, wind direction? I think his overall point was that same vehicle same distance you can end up at 19 or at 23 MPG. I don't think he was trying to make much more of a point than that.He said it was due to the different drivers. One was more heavy footed and the other went slower? This was not a conclusive video at all. Not even worth recording it or making it public?