Re: Fuel
I use 87 also. Higher octane fuel is less volitile and therefore of no benefit unless you have an engine that requires it to run properly. Bottom line is high octane fuel in an engine that doesn't need it is bad for your wallet. Low octane fuel in an engine that should have premium is bad for your engine. Buy only as much octane as you need.
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