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Can My New Coyote Drink Turbo Blue 110?

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slav1north

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My 2014 gt has 400+ miles on the clock. Can she drink the 110 octane race gas? I have about a half tank of 93 and Im thinking about toping it off with the sweet gas. There is a big cruise event tomorrow and I love the smell.of this stuff. Just wondering if it will hurt anything?
 

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You could, but why? Your engine is being calibrated based on your settings in the computer, whether you have a stock tune or not. You would gain minimal benefit (hp) from the additional octane unless you had a tune loaded to use it.
 

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This is one of the biggest cruise days in detroit besides the woodward dream cruise. I just love the smell of sweet gas in the morning. No other reason , lol.
 

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That's a lot of money to spend just for a good smell. I doubt you'll hurt anything though. If that's what you want to do, then go for it.
 

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Wait... Totally forgot that Turbo Blue has lead in it. Not saying you can't use it, but your O2 sensors will not be happy.
 

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Well l did add about 5 gallons to a half tank just for the cruise event. Wont be doing it again. Runs just fine on 93.
 

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http://www.summitracing.com/parts/plu-19769-32

You could try fuel fragrance but honestly your converters will eat up any scent you put in the fuel. Of course running some leaded race gas might take care of your cat converter "problem".
 
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