Torch race fuel
05-05-2013, 05:04 AM
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Ofcourse a race fuel tune will allow for more HP since you will be able to advance timing a bit furthur.
On a Stock C63 when using VP103, I have seen gains of 10whp on the dyno.
05-05-2013, 02:44 PM
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Please dont post and misinform members when you havent tried or know what you are talking about!
Yes, your car will improve eeven if its not tuned. a higher octane fuel will improve burning of the fuel completely (which does not happen with normal premium fuel). It will also eliminate any knocking present.
Ofcourse a race fuel tune will allow for more HP since you will be able to advance timing a bit furthur.
On a Stock C63 when using VP103, I have seen gains of 10whp on the dyno.
Yes, your car will improve eeven if its not tuned. a higher octane fuel will improve burning of the fuel completely (which does not happen with normal premium fuel). It will also eliminate any knocking present.
Ofcourse a race fuel tune will allow for more HP since you will be able to advance timing a bit furthur.
On a Stock C63 when using VP103, I have seen gains of 10whp on the dyno.
Thanks a lot man, appreciate the information form you. Thanks
05-05-2013, 09:39 PM
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Sorry SLS, SM-AMG is right. The octane rating of a fuel is no more than a rating of how resistant it is to predetonation.
Unless your computer is reducing performance due to predetonation, a higher octane fuel will do nothing for you.
Why should you believe me? I have worked for more than a decade in the fuel marketing department for one of Canada's largest fuel refiners. While not a product quality expert, I have worked closely with them for several years.
Unless your computer is reducing performance due to predetonation, a higher octane fuel will do nothing for you.
Why should you believe me? I have worked for more than a decade in the fuel marketing department for one of Canada's largest fuel refiners. While not a product quality expert, I have worked closely with them for several years.
