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Quality in Germany vs. America: 93 Octane is "High Quality Gas"? đŸ¤£
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I don't get it
Their bottom tier is 91 octane. That’s almost higher than our best. The higher the octane th better the gas
Thanks for the Kraut babble translation
Mordith
H.E.N.R.Y.
You nikkas are remedial. Germany's gas is rated in RON which isn't the same as the Octane rating used here.
What you think them AMG, M and RS engines run on?
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You nikkas are remedial. Germany's gas is rated in RON which isn't the same as the Octane rating used here.
what's the american equivalent of 102 octane then breh
?not to mention diesel quality
You nikkas are remedial. Germany's gas is rated in RON which isn't the same as the Octane rating used here.
Higher numbers means better!
what's the american equivalent of 102 octane then breh
not to mention diesel quality
The price increase wouldn't be worth the "performance" increase in the majority of cars
Higher octane doesn't mean it's "higher quality"
It just means the gas burns slower. You only need slower burning gas in engines with higher compression ratios (high performance engines like what you get in AMG, M3, M5, SRT) to prevent pre-ignition. In a regular engine with run-of-the-mill compression it doesn't do anything and it's a waste of money
If your engine isn't detonating under WOT then there's no reason to go higher.
It just means the gas burns slower. You only need slower burning gas in engines with higher compression ratios (high performance engines like what you get in AMG, M3, M5, SRT) to prevent pre-ignition. In a regular engine with run-of-the-mill compression it doesn't do anything and it's a waste of money
If your engine isn't detonating under WOT then there's no reason to go higher.
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green cars?
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is the coli #666-central or is it not
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Higher numbers means better!
yeah it does. with modern cars.
but lets not talk about the cars on american roads
.german taxis:
leave that for another breh / thread