10-03-2014, 02:23 AM
(10-03-2014, 02:00 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote:(10-03-2014, 01:43 AM)holy666diver_imp Wrote: So everyone here runs 87? My mechanic said to always run 91 on motorcycles. Whats the difference?
87 here.
If you are in the US, that is what is specified. In tother parts of the world with a different measuring system it calls for 91 pon I believe.
So your mechanic knows more than the engineers at Honda that designed it?
Interesting
All I can say is old wives tales are difficult to purge..
87 here.
If you are in the US, that is what is specified. In tother parts of the world with a different measuring system it calls for 91 pon I believe.
So your mechanic knows more than the engineers at Honda that designed it?
Interesting
All I can say is old wives tales are difficult to purge.. Ferret is absolutely correct higher octane will also soot up your cat converter. After reading this thread. I now know why I have such a difference from station to station
I forgot about the water absorbing ethanol. I have noticed that some of these stations I visit have water sitting around after a hard rain while others don't. I'm willing to bet if I used the stations that have no sitting rain water could make a big difference. At least in my situation. Thanks everybody I have a much better understand of the problem and how to correct!
