110 fuel

[pete.best]

A station near me has 110 fuel

Safe to run in my '16?

Pete

[Dusty1]

Don't know that answer but if you drop in on your paint it will eat it so please be careful!

[Angleiron]

Safe...yes. Benefits...probably none. This would equate to running 93 octane in a Kia that runs on 87 octane.

[Martin2000GTS]

I run it in my gen 2 gts (roe blower/ water meth) when on a road course just to be safe, not typically that high all the time, but I have done it . But if your car is stock I don't see the point. Just wasting money. Its like my mom saying "Every now and then I put 93 in the Hyundai elantra, it runs so much better afterwards".....ok mom if you say so. lol

[Martin2000GTS]

Safe...yes. Benefits...probably none. This would equate to running 93 octane in a Kia that runs on 87 octane.

dang you beat me to it!

[nx91notch]

110 is probably leaded. I wouldn't mix leaded fuel with today's O2 sensors. The lead eats them up.

The highest unleaded fuel I have seen is 109.....but there could be an unleaded 110 out there somewhere.

And like stated before....in factory form you're wasting money.

[pete.best]

Thanks guys. I'll skip the 110 and spend the saved $$ on a bigger lunch.

Thx

[BlueAdder]

110/115 usually is leaded. You could put 100 though but it's kind of like putting lipstick on a pig (although that Kya analogy was so much better :D )
Using 100 is good on a car that is tuned and where you want to avoid knocking.

Then again, I should probably say that to the idiots who go to the local airports to get kerosene for their ricers... :lame:

[Jack B]

The main problem is that stoich is substantially lower, therefore, your a/f will be way off, probably, will lose hp.

[Camfab]

Years ago I ran Trick 100 octane unleaded, the car felt like it lost power compared to 91.