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Old Mar 27, 2003
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94 octane?

k someone said that putting 94 octane in a stock civic is bad for it. obviously it prob isn't worth the extra cash but why would it be bad for it....
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It might not be a problem for our cars, but it's possible too high an octane can foul your plugs, combustion chamber, etc.

Stick with 87.
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how do you figure 94 would foul plugs etc? all 94 does to a stock civic is lighten your wallet.
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The higher the octane over what is needed, the higher the risk of getting an incomplete burn.
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if you weren't getting a complete burn you'd know cause tiny amounts of gas should come out your tailpipe. that is what i am told by a friend who owns a stang. He says he runs very rich and has this problem.? but i dunno. i'll just keep running 94 as my speed juice and pretend it's giving me 10horse. kinda like stickers
 
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