[Guest]

<FONT FACE="Verdana,Arial" SIZE=2>Hi guys and gals,



Just looking to see what type of fuel you are using.



I am looking for Ocatne Numbers, and if any of you use any sort of additives.



Also, if you know if where you live uses Reformulated/Oxgenated fuels. These are mostly found in 91 and higher octane fuels. All octane numbers are based on RON+MON divided by two (2).



FYI-



RON is Research Octane Number



MON is Motor Octane Number.



On average, RON and MON are 5 numbers higher or lower respectfully.



So if you have a 98 RON fuel, On average, it should be close enough to an 88 MON, and a 93 RON+MON / 2.





SO, PLEASE do the conversion if you local fuel is RON OR MON.



The more responses to this , the better. It will help me to help you all!!!</FONT><FORM method=post action="http://pub56.ezboard.com/fkawasakizx12rfrm17.processVote?topicID=31.topic"><table border=0 cellpadding=3 cellspacing=0 width="55%">
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[GhengisX]

deja view....

 

[SAFE4NOW]

92-93oct from most MAJOR fueling companies... Exxon, Chevron,Texaco,Shell, etc...

 

[JadeGreenZX12R]

In my 2000 model year 12, I run Shell 89 octane (RON) exclusively. I'm just curious why you say this poll will help you help us all. What exactly do u mean by that?

 

[VOZ]

93....whatever they sell here in the states

 

[MarkPMB]

93

 

[Castor]

Sunoco Ultra 94