If you're trying to wring power on pump gas you're asking for trouble. I would never push limits on 93/92/91
makes me happy my eco ford performance is a conservative tune, needing only 91. I use 93, I feel it adds some protection to it, even if wasn't the best quality 93, it will still exceed and keep engine within tolerance.
That's an easy one. ANY station can get the wrong gas pumped into their tanks. Tanker could have been miss-filled or driver put lower octane in the wrong tank. Less scrupulous or financially strapped independent stations might intentionally do it to afford the GI Joe with Kung Fu Grip for their kid.
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Where was it? I have four in my passenger panel, two of which are metallic sounding.
Thank you! I should've made better templates while I was building it, but it wouldn't be too hard to recreate. I wonder if there's a way to scan this one to make a 3D printer file?
Seriously, you did a great job with the items you made. 
Keep meaning to post a few things, so I'll just drop them all at once. Did these over the past few months!
1) I covered the rear deck child-seat anchor plates with carpet, to stop them reflecting on the rear windscreen:
It's not as noticeable in this photo as it really was, but it was annoying to have the top portion of my rearview cut off by these little guys.
The plates are really easy to pop out, but a little trickier to re-install. I bought the carpet (similar to that used on Sub boxes, etc), and applied it to the plate using spray adhesive. I still have plenty of the carpet left, if anyone wants to give it a go.
After re-install, the color just wasn't dark enough, despite looking like it would be when it arrived! Easily remedied with a thick Sharpie.
Sun will likely even it out eventually, but it's holding steady so far.
No more glare! Apart from the wing, I get my whole rearview back. Woohoo!
2) Made a custom Kydex magnetic phone mount for the radio faceplate.
My old sticky magnet mount worked okay, but the ever-changing weather down here in southeast VA led to hot days loosing the adhesive, and cold days firming up the tape, and I was over it.
So, I disassembled the mount, tossed the ball-clamp, and cut a piece of kydex to start forming. I've had a Recaro bezel waiting to go in, so I used that to form a perfect fit. Did a bunch of trimming, sanding, and used the heatgun to do some last-minute adjustments.
Easily the sturdiest phone mount I've ever had! Held in only by friction.
Had to borrow the wife's phone to take a pic, but couldn't be happier with how it turned out.
Dog tax. =)
Thank you much! ..and also, sorry!Dang it Matt, now I'll be looking for those reflections in the rear mirror.
If you wanna shoot me a buck via paypal or something to cover the postage, I've got no problem doing that. 
I don't really know. I tightened the push in connectors and taped a plug in connector to the electric window switch. I also added some foam tape horizontally across the middle of the door.
Too many of those will go right to your hips. Jus sayin'...
