Fuel Question
#4
I would NOT use mid grade , the computer will dial back timing ect to prevent detonation and lose performance.
Not only that there is a GOOD chance that the motor will have troubles running the midgrade as there will be valve build up issues ...
My friend is a mini service manager , he states it this way , " You can pay an extra $1/$1.30 a tank full, Or you can pay me $2000/$2500 to redo the heads WHEN you have troubles."
Notice how he states WHEN you have troubles , not IF ...
Not only that there is a GOOD chance that the motor will have troubles running the midgrade as there will be valve build up issues ...
My friend is a mini service manager , he states it this way , " You can pay an extra $1/$1.30 a tank full, Or you can pay me $2000/$2500 to redo the heads WHEN you have troubles."
Notice how he states WHEN you have troubles , not IF ...
#7
Mid grade is fine, even regular will work for reqular driving. The computor will adjust for pre ignition. If you drive fast with the AC on and loaded with passengers use 89.
You will most likey have to clean the intake valves at 60k either way. So use cheaper gas and save for valve cleaning. A problem on R56 Cooper S.
You will most likey have to clean the intake valves at 60k either way. So use cheaper gas and save for valve cleaning. A problem on R56 Cooper S.