OK, not wishing to start a fist fight in aisle 3, but what are the pros and cons of running a vehicle on 91 vs 95! Does 95 result in better fuel economy, less maintenance and better running, or is that just a rumour! Thinking in terms of a 2002 2.2l Camry.
vtecintegra,
Apr 1, 5:00pm
Just run your car on what it was designed for, in your case its probably 91 (have a look in the handbook)
mchatchell,
Apr 1, 5:03pm
Not after excitement, so that's OK.
alimac1,
Apr 1, 5:11pm
Depends on the car. Why don't you try a couple of tanks of each, and do the maths
moosie_21,
Apr 1, 5:32pm
95
im_andrew,
Apr 1, 6:59pm
Jap import camry or NZ new!
sw20,
Apr 1, 7:11pm
Won't matter. Its a 5SFE, the most under strung motor Toyota made
mchatchell,
Apr 1, 7:34pm
NZ new
carkitter,
Apr 1, 9:33pm
95 makes the engine run smoother and I've noticed an improvement in power. Still waiting to see if I get more than an extra 27kms to offset the 10c per litre extra cost.
johnf_456,
Apr 1, 9:36pm
Its not always 10 cents more a litre carkitter, where do you gas up.
I've noticed a decent increase in fuel economy running 95 vs 91 in my CRX
morrisman1,
Sep 18, 2:52am
tried it in my sentra but no noticible difference so went back to 91. Dont get pinking anyway and the car doesnt have a knock sensor so its not going to take advantage of the higher detonation resistance. Its a 1991 so hardly expect it to either.
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