Subject	Toluene works well for me.
Posted by	Zfreak(Omaha) on September 15, 2005 at 7:59 AM
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In Reply To	Octane Booster posted by JConcepTTZion on September 14, 2005 at 11:29 PM
Message	in a 25-30% mix... otherwise I use 101-lead free gas. It evens out that both are "almost" the same octane, and both cost about the same per gallon (used to be that this was not the case, but Toluene is quite pricey here...about $12/gallon, and 101-lead free Sunoco is $5.90.gallon. Current Z's: 1991 Silver Metallic TT 5spd 353RWHP/402ft/lb (re-dyno soon!) Previous Z's: 2004 350z Enthusiast model, 6 spd, stock. 4k miles R.I.P. 1993 300zx TT Stock 141k Miles (parts car) 1994 300zx TT Stage I+ 52k Miles 1990 300zx NA Stage VII+ 55k miles 1990 300zx TT Stage II+ 89k miles
Follow Ups	Octane Booster - JConcepTTZion 23:29:33 09/14/05 yes, there is proof that boosting octane can prevent - robo (sebring1970) 23:37:41 09/14/05 Yes, however it would require so much to make much of a diff (n/m) - twinturbineZ 23:49:40 09/14/05 In short, it works as advertised in terms of improving the - Ash's Z 00:38:17 09/15/05 thanks for your input guys (n/m) - JConcepTTZion 00:44:28 09/15/05 Toluene works well for me. - Zfreak(Omaha) 07:59:37 09/15/05 Look carefully and don't just believe guys guessing - Technomancer 09:45:34 09/15/05 I wouldn't look in a for-profit magazine for unbiased proof - Marshall 10:22:59 09/15/05 I dont see where I am incorrect. I clearly stated that - Ash's Z 15:32:56 09/15/05 Where you state that a "point" is 0.1 octane - Technomancer 16:15:24 09/15/05 Think about this, how can 16oz of octane boost - AzHeat 21:34:12 09/15/05 We just go around and around - Technomancer 08:07:42 09/16/05 Well, I used the octane boost that is alchohol based - AzHeat 12:54:49 09/15/05
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