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Topic	What option do you pick at the gas station
Sufferedphoenix 04/04/24 3:04:39 AM #29:	Malcrasternus posted... Higher octane gas resists pre ignition, or knocking. So if a car says to use a higher octane than regular, it's a good idea for the engine's health to do so. Conversely, putting a higher octane than recommended offers little if any benefit, besides maybe more detergents. I'm no car expert but someone told me it wasn't a bad idea to use premium once in a blue moon. Something about burning off residue in the lines or some shit Not that I do it though. I'm cheap. Did put premium in once because for some reason the pump wouldn't let me choose anything else and it wouldn't let me back out of the transaction. So I just put like 5 bucks in and rolled on somewhere else. --- I put my heart and soul into my work and I fear I have lost my mind in the process <cite>Sufferedphoenix posted [p:979722800] in What optio... [t:80738322]...</cite> <quote>Malcrasternus posted... </cite><quote>Higher octane gas resists pre ignition, or knocking. So if a car says to use a higher octane than regular, it's a good idea for the engine's health to do so.Conversely, putting a higher octane than recommended offers little if any benefit, besides maybe more detergents.</quote>I'm no car expert but someone told me it wasn't a bad idea to use premium once in a blue moon. Something about burning off residue in the lines or some shitNot that I do it though. I'm cheap. Did put premium in once because for some reason the pump wouldn't let me choose anything else and it wouldn't let me back out of the transaction. So I just put like 5 bucks in and rolled on somewhere else. --- I put my heart and soul into my work and I fear I have lost my mind in the process</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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