Is there any advantage to running 91 octane gas in the base model RSX? I
know the type s recommends 91 octane, but the regular version only requires
87 octane. So am I just wasting my money by filling up with 91 octane??
Jim Yanik - 02 Sep 2005 17:56 GMT
> Is there any advantage to running 91 octane gas in the base model RSX?
> I know the type s recommends 91 octane, but the regular version only
> requires 87 octane. So am I just wasting my money by filling up with
> 91 octane??
YES.
you only need hi-octane for high compression motors.

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Elmo P. Shagnasty - 02 Sep 2005 18:29 GMT
> Is there any advantage to running 91 octane gas in the base model RSX? I
> know the type s recommends 91 octane, but the regular version only requires
> 87 octane. So am I just wasting my money by filling up with 91 octane??
Yes.
Burnt@ut - 03 Sep 2005 03:29 GMT
>Is there any advantage to running 91 octane gas in the base model RSX? I
>know the type s recommends 91 octane, but the regular version only requires
>87 octane. So am I just wasting my money by filling up with 91 octane??
Right now you're wasting A LOT of money on premium gas. I tried a tank
of premium in my base rsx once, and couldn't tell any difference.
Jamco - 06 Sep 2005 15:46 GMT
but doesn't the type S and non type S have the same engine? Ones just tuned
better?
> Is there any advantage to running 91 octane gas in the base model RSX? I
> know the type s recommends 91 octane, but the regular version only
> requires 87 octane. So am I just wasting my money by filling up with 91
> octane??
Burnt@ut - 07 Sep 2005 04:07 GMT
>but doesn't the type S and non type S have the same engine? Ones just tuned
>better?
Correct. But tuned differently is more correct than tuned better.
There are some components that are different, and the ecu is set
differently to take advantage of the components.
>> Is there any advantage to running 91 octane gas in the base model RSX? I
>> know the type s recommends 91 octane, but the regular version only
>> requires 87 octane. So am I just wasting my money by filling up with 91
>> octane??