[Steve Smiley]

I' ve got a tillman 91 street/race tune for colorado. because of the move I'm pretty broke do I need a 93 tune because of the high octane there or will my car be OK untill I get the 93 tune.

 

[sqidd]

Nope........................

 

[duckbubbles]

Fuel available is generally 89 and 93 octane.

Frank

 

[Bob05GT]

Welcome to Texas, home of 93 octane and 100+ degree heat. :nogrinner

I agree with Sqidd you will need a new tune.

 

[GAP]

You dont NEED a tune to run 93 octane on a 91 octane tune.

 

[mad4macs]

Welcome to civilized society!

(Now behave yourself when you get here, or we'll shoot you)
:wavey

 

[kenneth]

Agree with GAP you don't need a new tune to run a higher octane gas.

 

[BKid]

Welcome to Texas, home of 93 octane and 100+ degree heat. :nogrinner

I agree with Sqidd you will need a new tune.

You must of been up late or got up to early.Squid said," NOPE".:gringreen

 

[Steve Smiley]

Thanks for the input I'll be getting the new tune asap.

 

[4.63vPower]

Enjoy the hp gain. :gringreen

I hate that my FI car is so much slower here.

 

[Steve Smiley]

Well, I just talk to Chris at tillman and he said that I will be ok running a 91 tune on 93 octane, just not a 93 tune on 91 octane. But like I said earlier I'll be getting a new tune as soon as I can. (waiting for the another sale at Tillman!!! )

 

[TillmanSpeed]

Thanks Steve! Careful down there, them boys are a hair trigger! :gringreen :laugh:

 

[Trot Muffin]

Nah.. were not THAT trigger happy.. or are we? :hihi:

Probably don't have to worry too much until the New World Order tries to take over.. at that point I would probably run for cover.

 

[mustangman1966t]

FYI we run 87 to 93 octane. Where in Texas are you moving to?

 

[ar0wan]

Correct, we have 87, 91, and 93 available. You can run a higher octane than a vehicle (or a tune) is built for, but not a lower.
You do not want your timing to get ahead of combustion or you can damage your engine.

 

[Steve Smiley]

I'm moving to San Antonio, we've got family there. Is there any road course tracks in that area?

 

[mustangman1966t]

I believe so, but don't know where. Look up the Texas Mile on the internet. They run this twice a year. :bigthumbsup

 

[ar0wan]

Welcome to San Antonio Raceway

and BTW local petro is 87, 89, and 93 (no 91)
IDK who buys mid grade gas anywho.

/the illusion of options

 

[Steve Smiley]

Thanks for the info on the track, do you know if there a road course anywhere near by. I'll be a Texan by the first of the week.

 

[Steve Smiley]

Well been here for a few weaks now and I love the better performance but with nearly no rain here theres alot more oil on the roads so hooking up on the street is different than colorado, the silver lining is it's easier to drift the turnabouts :hihi: