+1I've never used high octane. Just 87 with stabilizer added. Just my 2 cents.
Probably wouldn't have to worry about it bogging down in heavy grass.Hmm forced induction push mower?? May need to run with it then.
Regular gas is e10 here and high octane is e5, thats why i used the high octane stuff this time.High octane does absolutely nothing for an engine that does not require it. the requirement is due to very high compression ratio.
Saying that the grass has got quite high now since its been raining every day for the last 2 months.Probably wouldn't have to worry about it bogging down in heavy grass.
Thanks for the education ...more gas makes sense. But just barely about 5%Regular gas is e10 here and high octane is e5, thats why i used the high octane stuff this time.
It would have enough power to suck the worms out of the ground!Probably wouldn't have to worry about it bogging down in heavy grass.
For what reason?Anyone else use high octane?
Less chance of pre ignition, cooler running, more power, more cutting per gallon (cpg), lower emissions, less smoke, less noise, and few others i cant remember at the momentFor what reason?
Tell us what a higher octane rating does for your lawnmower.