SoCalSHO said:OK, my new new tunes came in late last night. Dan made the fix, and Stage 4 loaded. drove around the block, everything seems good. Now I have to go do some freeway therapy.
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SoCalSHO said:OK, my new new tunes came in late last night. Dan made the fix, and Stage 4 loaded. drove around the block, everything seems good. Now I have to go do some freeway therapy.
Brucelinc said:What was done to make a stage 4 that could be run on 91 octane - and how much more aggressive can it be than stage 3 without risk of detonation? There may be a lot less difference between stages 3 and 4 on 91 octane than there is on the 93 (or higher) octane versions.
Brucelinc said:Vernonator, that is good to know! I go to Southern Iowa a few times a year to visit family. Ecobrick Bob informed me that 93 was available at Murphy USA in Mason City. That is where I have been filling up on my way to and from Southern Iowa. The Altoona location will be more convenient since I always take the bypass around Des Moines on my way to Indianola and go right by there.
Bruce, where in Minneapolis do you find 93? I'm taking delivery in Sept and plan to have it tuned that week. I've only ever seen 92 around here. I'm in Plymouth.Brucelinc said:Here in Minneapolis, the only way to get 93 is with an ethanol blend and that is all I use. My car seems quite happy with it.
Not by me, 92 is the max at the few BP's I've checked.ecoboostsho said:Any BP gas station.
I agree, that seems like a distribution nightmare. But the BP in Wayzata and one I stopped at in St Cloud both only had 92. Interesting.ecoboostsho said:Hmmm...in the southern metro (Bloomington, Lakeville, Burnsville) there are a number of BP's that have 93 Octane. At least that is what the label says! Hope they are advertising correctly...I don't understand why BP would bother to have different octane ratings in different areas around Minneapolis...seems like it would be a distribution nightmare.