Pick One!!!
ORIGINAL: fishfryer527
Tahoe can be selfish....Hey Tahoe, post some pics...muhahahahaha
I was a "premium" guy, but Tahoesaid I can use a lesser grade so I can afford more lingerie for my wife
The owners manual states 86 octane or higher. Using a higher octane than an engine can use will cause depsoit build up, no extra zip, and a drained wallet.
On occasion I'll put in 88 or 89 octane, I'm a sucker for the "Clean" wording that Phillips 66 uses on there mid grade fuels, like it might actually clean my fuel system. Doubt it does anything, but like I said, I'm a sucker.
My choices are similar; 87,88,89,90, and 91 being the highest. I wish we had 93 available, I'd love to try it in my 1000RR, which states high octane fuel only, right on the tank, so I use 91 in it.
On occasion I'll put in 88 or 89 octane, I'm a sucker for the "Clean" wording that Phillips 66 uses on there mid grade fuels, like it might actually clean my fuel system. Doubt it does anything, but like I said, I'm a sucker.
My choices are similar; 87,88,89,90, and 91 being the highest. I wish we had 93 available, I'd love to try it in my 1000RR, which states high octane fuel only, right on the tank, so I use 91 in it.
LMAO,, well guys I never really knew what to pick due to all the threads,, I have started running mid-grade just cause I'd rather be 50% wrong then 100%. All the gas stations around here are not like this,, I ran across this off the highway. I thought it was funny cause I was blown away with the choices,, so I snapped a pic for ya'll. Anyhow, hope ya'll got a kick out of it
Well I see that there really isn't a defined choice on which grade to use, but to switch it up a bit... Is there a brand that you prefer to use. I personal stick to Chevron, Shell, or Phillips. Reason being I read a while back that a Honda, BMW, Toyota, and I think GM made a higher standard for gas to keep engines cleaner. Its called Top Tier Gasoline. Check out the web site to see what I mean. www.toptiergas.com I read it in a exotic car magazine one day. In the magazine they recomended to only use this stuff to really take care of your engines. That's when I looked it up and liked what I saw. What do you guys think of this stuff?
This debate can go on forever. Which slip on is the best? Which tires are the best? Do I need a power commander? How fast can you go? Pro Life vs Pro Choice? The best gas? Whatever you can afford to put in your bike to keep it running.
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