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Join Date: Dec 1999
Location: Denmark
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Gas for 2.0 924?
Hi gyes.
I have a sort of basic question. What grade of gasoline is it possible for me to use in my 76 924 (CR 9,3:1) I was told by the former ovner that i had to use 98 octane leadded gasoline, but can i use unledded? A 911 of the same vintage can. What about 95 octane unleadded ? (a little cheaper) Thanks Peter. |
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Join Date: Jul 2000
Location: Sweden
Posts: 278
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Hello Peter!
According to Shell your 924 needs 98 octane leaded gasoline. If you get a 924 80' you will be able to use unleaded 98 octane, and if you get an 924S you will be able to use the "cheap stuff" (95 unleaded). /Magnus |
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Geesh 98 octane? I use 91 or 92 unleaded. I have never seen above that?
------------------ Goku Super Saiyan MCSE 88' 951 reluctantly crouched at the starting line... |
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Join Date: May 1999
Location: ny
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boy, where are you guys from. here in nyc at sunoco, you can get 94 octane . but 98? what the hell is that jet fuel?
i cant uimagine that any car from the us would need such a high octane rating romeo |
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T talking the U.S. fuel grade...
In europe, the equivelant of 93 octane here would be about 97, but I'm not positive exactly how much higher they are. Should be about 4-8 (than US) Ahmet ------------------ It's all the driver... |
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