GEN 2 Octane booster

[squeak]

My truck was almost empty yesterday and my wife filled it half way with 87. I've always put in at least 92. I will go and fill it the rest of the way with 92 but I'm wondering if anyone has any insight into whether an octane booster would be of any value? I know that the lower octane will automatically be accounted for in the timing etc... Thanks in advance.

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[traxem]

Since some people run 87 on a regular basis, I don’t think you should worry about the octane level.

 

[SilverBolt]

If you are stock, no need to worry. If you are tuned....

 

[squeak]

Since some people run 87 on a regular basis, I don’t think you should worry about the octane level.

Thanks

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---------- Post added at 02:32 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:31 PM ----------

If you are stock, no need to worry. If you are tuned....

Stock. Thanks.

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[Perauto]

DO NOT run the ******** off the shelf auto parts store booster, it will coat the spark plugs and foul them out .

 

[squeak]

DO NOT run the ******** off the shelf auto parts store booster, it will coat the spark plugs and foul them out .

My brother told me he had the Lucas stuff and it was good. I have no personal experience but thanks for the info.

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[nikhsub1]

If you have to run one use Torco.


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[df4801]

If you have to run one use Torco.


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why would he ever HAVE to???

 

[Badbowtie]

You should immediately drill a hole in your tank and drain it all out.



Seriously though, I run 87 all the time. Sometimes I fill up with 93 if I feel like it, it literally hurts nothing at all.

 

[MrHomeGuy]

Ran 87 on 2018 for 12,000 mile with no issues. Running 87 at sea level on 2019 and 93 every third tank while breaking in - just on first 2,000 miles. MPG highway 18.5 and 16 city.