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Re: was broken in after all, knocking was lowering
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Posted by IH2444 on August 14, 2006 at 07:24:47 from (192.76.82.89):
In Reply to: was broken in after all, knocking was lowering the posted by buickanddeere on August 13, 2006 at 17:36:09:
I run 93 in MY 90 Subaru. I get at least 80 miles more per tankful with the 93 octane which more than makes up for the cost difference. And the increase in performance with the little 1.8 engine is noticeable. I am not convinced that the octane ratings are accurate any more, especially on the lower octane products. I bought 93 octane at one station and the engine would rattle and the mileage was poor. Last gas I buy at that station.
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