Octane Booster
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The car still runs great on 91 octane even at high speeds in hot temperatures. I wouldn't waste your money on a booster.
Last edited by bad mooofooo; 09-27-2021 at 10:14 AM.
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SSWIM (09-27-2021)
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What state are you in? More importantly, at what altitude? Octane requirements drop at higher altitudes, because the lower air pressure effectively reduces compression in the cylinder. But as mooofoo says, the car runs fine on 91. Thousands of C8s are driving around California on nothing but 91.
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Burning Brakes
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If you decide to use an octane booster be careful which one you choose. Many octane boosters contain MMT or other metals. The owner's manual has a specific warning to not use fuel that contains MMT or other metals.
Last edited by RKCRLR; 09-27-2021 at 11:25 AM.
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C6_Racer_X (09-27-2021)
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Interesting. I wonder if the change to the fuel injection system for 2022 is behind the recommendation difference, or if they just decided to change the words.
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I'm curious also. My understanding is that the LT2 SAE rated horsepower was obtained using 93 octane. I wonder if 93 octane is required to get the rated horsepower under some circumstances.