A ARCOgraphite Joined May 17, 2009 Messages 20,418 Location N.H, U.S.A. Jul 27, 2022 #21 redbone3 said: Where do you live??? If you live in a high altitude area less octane is required. Click to expand... If the waste gate is setting the max under-load inlet pressure (not the atmosphere) how can this be?
redbone3 said: Where do you live??? If you live in a high altitude area less octane is required. Click to expand... If the waste gate is setting the max under-load inlet pressure (not the atmosphere) how can this be?
N nthach Joined Jan 2, 2004 Messages 10,748 Location California Jul 27, 2022 #22 If I ever owned a TGDI engine, premium is all I want in it. Honda and GM could have prevented their small engine fuel dilution issues with 91/93 vs. 87. But, CoO speaks loudly to the consumer.
If I ever owned a TGDI engine, premium is all I want in it. Honda and GM could have prevented their small engine fuel dilution issues with 91/93 vs. 87. But, CoO speaks loudly to the consumer.
redbone3 Joined Jun 9, 2012 Messages 1,089 Location Reno, NV Jul 27, 2022 #23 ARCOgraphite said: If the waste gate is setting the max under-load inlet pressure (not the atmosphere) how can this be? Click to expand... The waste gate sets the max boost above atmospheric pressure. If there is less atmospheric pressure there is less total absolute pressure (Boost + atm).
ARCOgraphite said: If the waste gate is setting the max under-load inlet pressure (not the atmosphere) how can this be? Click to expand... The waste gate sets the max boost above atmospheric pressure. If there is less atmospheric pressure there is less total absolute pressure (Boost + atm).
R Rmay635703 Joined Apr 24, 2018 Messages 3,682 Location Wisconsin Jul 30, 2022 #24 Fed government has considered mandating 88 octane minimum nationwide. Usual suspects threw a fit and it’s gotten shelved several times over the years. Doesn’t help Oil sands are costly to process into higher grades
Fed government has considered mandating 88 octane minimum nationwide. Usual suspects threw a fit and it’s gotten shelved several times over the years. Doesn’t help Oil sands are costly to process into higher grades