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Old Dec 25, 2015 | 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted by hi_im_sean
91 is only if you want better mileage.
Do octane myths drive anyone fuking CRAZY!!!!?????
Well, it's not so crazy anymore. My Toyota pickup runs on anything from 86 to 94 octane. It's supposedly tuned for the higher stuff, but the computer changes things to use the lower ratings without knocking.

When I got the truck, I got about 23-24 MPG. Little did I know they had it filled with premium. I filled up with 87 (being cheap), and the mileage dropped off to 16-17 immediately. And that was me still treating it nice, because I just got it.

When I read up on it, I tested using fill-ups of 87, 89 and 92. Mileage is about 21-22 when I use 89 and am nice to it. Mileage is slightly better at the 92, but not enough to offset the higher cost. Mileage sucks when I use 87, and it isn't that much cheaper.

Because I am old and set in my ways, I use the same gas at the same pump at the same station. I write down the elapsed miles and gallons at fill-up, and have done so for decades. It's actually a great way to catch problems, because if mileage starts dropping off, you know there's something that needs attention.
Old Dec 25, 2015 | 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by 18psi
all of my parts would fit your OBXT btw
LOL just checked this thread. Still got anything? I have a tune and downpipe, that's it.
Old Dec 25, 2015 | 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by 18psi
Picking this up tomorrow, QUICK SOMEONE TALK ME OUT OF IT










2016? No lowend torque
Old Dec 25, 2015 | 11:28 PM
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Originally Posted by hi_im_sean
91 is only if you want better mileage.
Do octane myths drive anyone fuking CRAZY!!!!?????
what is an octane myth?
If you're implying that getting better mileage with higher octane is a myth, I'll disagree for the most part. Many cars out there will indeed get better mileage (not just power) with higher octane.
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LOL just checked this thread. Still got anything? I have a tune and downpipe, that's it.
Umm, yes. Almost everything I have will fit your car
And I have basically the best parts, everything was carefully selected for my car, she gets nothing but the best
What all you lookin for? so I dont have to waste time making a huge list
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2016? No lowend torque
300 off idle, what a slouch
Old Dec 25, 2015 | 11:32 PM
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Originally Posted by 18psi
what is an octane myth?
If you're implying that getting better mileage with higher octane is a myth, I'll disagree for the most part. Many cars out there will indeed get better mileage (not just power) with higher octane.

Umm, yes. Almost everything I have will fit your car
And I have basically the best parts, everything was carefully selected for my car, she gets nothing but the best
What all you lookin for? so I dont have to waste time making a huge list

300 off idle, what a slouch


rly:
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bruhh, that's a gt350
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Originally Posted by aidandj


Why the **** do all these plots ALWAYS have the RPM cut off?
Old Dec 25, 2015 | 11:53 PM
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It makes me rage as well.

that's right, mustang that revs to 8200
stock



as for the coyote
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Old Dec 25, 2015 | 11:59 PM
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My 1965 Mustang with the 200 CID inline 6 revved to 8200












Then the crank broke
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why the hell is it so hard to find a local good quality catback exhaust for a normal price holy ****.

I've been looking for over a month
Old Dec 26, 2015 | 07:44 AM
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Originally Posted by rleete
Well, it's not so crazy anymore. My Toyota pickup runs on anything from 86 to 94 octane. It's supposedly tuned for the higher stuff, but the computer changes things to use the lower ratings without knocking.

When I got the truck, I got about 23-24 MPG. Little did I know they had it filled with premium. I filled up with 87 (being cheap), and the mileage dropped off to 16-17 immediately. And that was me still treating it nice, because I just got it.

When I read up on it, I tested using fill-ups of 87, 89 and 92. Mileage is about 21-22 when I use 89 and am nice to it. Mileage is slightly better at the 92, but not enough to offset the higher cost. Mileage sucks when I use 87, and it isn't that much cheaper.

Because I am old and set in my ways, I use the same gas at the same pump at the same station. I write down the elapsed miles and gallons at fill-up, and have done so for decades. It's actually a great way to catch problems, because if mileage starts dropping off, you know there's something that needs attention.

Ok maybe it was a bad example, even my 94 s10 has adaptive timing and can benefit from higher octane. You get my point though.

Originally Posted by 18psi
what is an octane myth?
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Do you even internet bro? really?

I have heard everything under the sun about octane. The general populous has no idea that its nothing more than a rating of a fuels resistance to detonation, so myth surrounds it.

edit- theres even articles written about the subject

http://www.nicoclub.com/archives/gas...ane-myths.html
"In the world of automobiles, it is tempting to associate higher numbers with higher quality. After all, more horsepower and more miles per gallon are a better thing, which feeds into our perception that more impressive octane ratings also equal higher performance. Gasoline companies understand this mentality and do nothing to dissuade drivers from it, labeling 87 octane gas ‘Regular,’ and 91 or 93 octane ‘Super’ in an attempt to reinforce this way of thinking. After all, since ‘Super’ is priced higher than ‘Regular,’ it’s in their best interest to convince as many people as they can that paying a bit extra means getting better quality gas.Unfortunately, this is where the myth of what gasoline’s octane rating really means creeps into the picture. Time and again, people will be told that high octane fuel burns cleaner or more completely, and that it will give them extra power and better fuel mileage than Regular octane gasoline because it contains more ‘energy.’ These blanket statements are simply not true. In fact, the octane rating for gasoline has nothing to do with the amount of power locked inside of it – it actually relates to just how much a fuel can be compressed before igniting. The higher the number, the less likely it is to ignite under pressure."
Old Dec 26, 2015 | 07:45 AM
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Originally Posted by MartinezA92
why the hell is it so hard to find a local good quality catback exhaust for a normal price holy ****.

I've been looking for over a month
Yup, I have a post or lost in this thread to that effect. So I still have stock catback on the lgt.
Old Dec 26, 2015 | 09:42 AM
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Dude, just give up and have a local shop make you one for like $250 in pipe and another $100 for a monster magnaflow.
Old Dec 26, 2015 | 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted by MartinezA92
why the hell is it so hard to find a local good quality catback exhaust for a normal price holy ****.

I've been looking for over a month
Cobalt, from Moss. Decent* sound, quality, price. Bolt on and go.


* No, it's not the best, but it does the job for a lot less than "name" brands.
Old Dec 26, 2015 | 10:32 AM
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Originally Posted by rleete
Cobalt, from Moss. Decent* sound, quality, price. Bolt on and go.


* No, it's not the best, but it does the job for a lot less than "name" brands.
im pretty sure he meant for the buru, seeing how were in the buru thread?
Old Dec 26, 2015 | 10:34 AM
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Oh. Duh. Slap me with a fish.
Old Dec 26, 2015 | 10:42 AM
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dont make me do it
Dual 4"Muffler Tip Racing Midpipe Catback Exhaust for 05 09 Legacy GT BL BP EJ | eBay

i think aidan is rubbing off on me
Old Dec 26, 2015 | 02:04 PM
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Yeah the 5.2 is a hell of an engine. And it sounds like God himself covering Laguna Seca in his baby batter.

So how are you liking the Coyote? You still going to supercharge it?
Old Dec 26, 2015 | 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Leafy
Dude, just give up and have a local shop make you one for like $250 in pipe and another $100 for a monster magnaflow.
Considering something like this at this point. The only drawback is I won't know exactly how loud it will be until I run it.
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Not enough rainbow.



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