How do you guys run the 93 oct program?

**dobos100** · 10-03-2008 05:28 PM

I'm about to get the APR 93 program and was wondering about how convenient it is to run it, do you carry, 100 oct in the trunk or use octane booster, if anyone could tell me how they do it I'd appreciate it.
Thanks

**gotboost** · 10-03-2008 05:29 PM

you can fill up with 92, thats what most people do

**dobos100** · 10-03-2008 05:31 PM

in California we only have 91 or race gas

**rudtf** · 10-03-2008 05:33 PM

then get the 91 program. it's not that much of a difference as far as power for you to go through all the trouble of carrying 100oct or octane booster around for every fill up imo

**AudiWxGuy** · 10-03-2008 06:34 PM

Get GIAC. I had APR 93 and did not like it.

**Sanjman** · 10-03-2008 06:47 PM

Originally Posted by AudiWxGuy

Get GIAC. I had APR 93 and did not like it.

second that

**kharsnett** · 10-03-2008 07:50 PM

it is very easy to run it here in indy

93 ftw

that sucks that you only get 91

**EMAXX** · 10-03-2008 11:12 PM

I only get 91 here in Colorado too...:( I loved driving on the east coast.

**davis449** · 10-04-2008 07:06 AM

93 is available everywhere I live. If it was limited, I would have the 91 program. When I travel to places that don't have it (no too often), I get a bottle of NOS Race Formula and put in the highest available.

**redlabel81** · 10-04-2008 10:52 AM

In Norway we have 98oct on every station :)

**EMAXX** · 10-04-2008 11:48 AM

Originally Posted by redlabel81

In Norway we have 98oct on every station :)

I hate you.

**agorich** · 10-04-2008 12:28 PM

man, that is sweet! if i had a use for 98 octane, i would be on the hate wagon as well. hahaha.

**surfnsail** · 10-04-2008 01:03 PM

The octane ratings in Europe are different than in the US. There are two kinds of octane ratings, Research Octane RON (RON) and Motor Octane Number (MON), with the RON being an average of 9-10 octane points higher than the equivalent MON number for a given gasoline. In Europe, they only show the RON rating, but in the US and Canada, we see the average of the two, or the R+M/2 octane rating. So 98 octane gas in Europe is really only 93 octane gas here in the states.

Still, it sucks that the west coast doesn't have any 93 octane!