Frustrated beyond belief!
- Thread starter bjs045
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You shouldn't need to put higher octane fuel than what yamaha suggests in their beasts.
alaskanflyboy
Premium Member
This is a rather old post — almost two years old now. He also mentioned he was using 91 octane gas, which is generally as high as it gets in the states. I know (in Washington) our gas is 87, 89, and 92. I haven't seen 94 yet on my road-trips in the states.
damnusernames
New Member
@alsakanflyboy
My bad; you're right!! Had not noticed the post was this old nor the mention about his use of 91, I am sorry, just thought I could help, thanks for pointing it out.
I don't know for USA, but in eastern canada from Toronto to 200 miles east of Montreal, we get 94. It is offered by Petro-Canada and Sunoco (same distributor) as well as some Creviers. It does make a huge difference in my car, especially for MPG which it improves radically (about 10 %) and is worth every penny of its 1.45 $ a liter price tag (91 is around 1.38)
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My bad; you're right!! Had not noticed the post was this old nor the mention about his use of 91, I am sorry, just thought I could help, thanks for pointing it out.
I don't know for USA, but in eastern canada from Toronto to 200 miles east of Montreal, we get 94. It is offered by Petro-Canada and Sunoco (same distributor) as well as some Creviers. It does make a huge difference in my car, especially for MPG which it improves radically (about 10 %) and is worth every penny of its 1.45 $ a liter price tag (91 is around 1.38)
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