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just what the topic is, i'm using regular for now and wondering if going up to premium will effect the engine's preformance?

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for a GT you are fine running a 89 or even an 87 for that matter. i'd use the 89, ethanol is good for your engine. using a 91 would just be a waste, wouldn't do anything for your engine

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I use 91 for my gts


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89. 91 when i run n2o


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91 octane... thumbsup thumbsup

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Gt is just reg unleaded

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Originally Posted by Virgilson
91 octane... thumbsup thumbsup
91 should be all you need. 93 or above would be better and maybe overkill, but 91 for your GT you should have no problem or complaints even lower. It's safe and reliably. If you hear your engine ping or knock then upgrade to a better fuel. I run 100 + in my GTS. Only because I notice a difference in the octane, I don't drive that often or far in my Celica, and I can afford it. 100-108 in my car no matter what any body says HELPS my acceleration and trap speed amongst other reasons.

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u can run 93 or 91 or whatever you want in ur GT...but its all gonna be the same...just stick to 87 thumbsup

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i always get 89


was....5speed with i/h/e
15.41 @ 89.30mph 2.282 60'

is....04 srt4 stock
13.936 100.15mph 2.177 60'

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GT? go regular, no sense in wasting money on more expensive gas.


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Originally Posted by Evan
GT? go regular, no sense in wasting money on more expensive gas.
Agreed.

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87 will do

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the cheapest stuff. grin

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RTFM.

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