3.5L according to edmunds.com. The 3.0L from the accord wouldn't be able to make 229 ft/lbs of torque

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by UCrazyKid
A car like the S2000 can benefit from higher octane and this is why:

The S2000 has knock sensors on it.

 

I was at this gas station yesterday in San Marino and noticed they have 100 octane racing fuel which is $5.50/gal. So i tried. I put in half tank of 100 octane fuel and 1/4 tank of 91.

The engine feels a lot smoother and makes less noise and vibration. I get better mileage as well. Other than those I don't really feel any big difference performance wise. It's worth a try if you get extra cash.

 

94 to 93 ..

my map sensor goes nuts when anything lower is used

 

Since Dec 03 I can't get 94 here anymore so I've been using 93.

 

100 octane is $6 here and $9 for c16

 

94 at $1.80is per gallon.

Boo ya.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by GHS2K
I was at this gas station yesterday in San Marino and noticed they have 100 octane racing fuel which is $5.50/gal.

 

91 but when I can afford it 98 to 100

 

Hi, dreamcation, where do you find that octane? Thanks.