fast306stang
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Thank you for this! This is one of the things I needed to know. I always run the highest grade fuel available. But it's not always 93. Good to know the car can handle it as long as I don't do anything dumb lol!If you suspect your car still has a tune, run whatever fuel you want as long as it's 91+. If you put the cheap stuff in, just don't go wailing on the throttle again and again and again. That said, unless the tune was written by a blithering idiot, the ECU has all the tools at it's disposal to mitigate the negative effects of running 87 in sensible driving and modest aggression.
You know on my 18 PP1, I had a brain fart and thought, surely it can run flex fuel! I was looking at the flex fuel emblem on the truck in front of me. Yep, full tank of e85. Check engine light, and pinging at the slightest hint of aggressive throttle.
I think that's the most grandma way possible I've ever drove in my life until I burned that tank out. I couldn't wait!
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