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Yes you can, but I personally don't due to the high 12:1 compression ratio and the fact that you lose some power on 87 vs 93.
 

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According to your Owners Manual, yes.
 

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Like the others said, yes you can.

But when I switched over to the 93 the difference was noticeable to me.
 

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Just dont.. just get a damn 4 cylinder or some shitbox if you dont want to even spend the extremely small amount of extra $.

Or just get an e85 tune
 

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Or just get an e85 tune
If available in your area this is the way to go. Or flex so can switch back and forth between e and 9x (skip the 8x)
 
 








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