what type of gasoline ?

[Ignacio]

Sadly, I have witnessed Skooterg do ALL three of these personally...and on separate occasions.

skooter flew,

Gerlachfest 2006

tipped the damn bike over

2006 Utah 1088

nervously trying to pick up a hooker

WFO-5 in Reno with TWN instigating

To be fair, I haven't witnessed him do ALL three in a single occasion.....nor do I think he worries about what type of gasoline to put in his FJR other than they one that comes out of a pump with a nozzle.

 

[wheatonFJR]

^^^^^

Well loooky here...It looks like Iggy put my words in Zilla's (purty) mouth. That's disgusting. :lol:

Time to learn how to use the quote functions there Mayor.

 

[Nitro]

iT BURNS, IT BURNS!!!!!!!! :fie:

 

[Monty]

If these things be true then what type of oil, battery and tires should I be using?

 

[Bounce]

As Scotty said I have a car that is a Turbo that needs 91 at least and calls for 93 to make use of all of the Stage II Turbo.

+1

Running Stage 2 with a CAI, Cat-back, 3" diameter catted down pipe, and custom tune on the OEM turbo. The custom map is set for 93 octane. I have to set the SI-Drive to it's least aggressive "I" mode lest I risk knocking at 91. But with 93 octane in the tank and the SI-Drive set to "S#" I get a measured 325 or so to all 4 wheels. Not bad for a 2.5 liter 4-banger.

The FJR runs jess fine with 87 in all kinds of weather and at all kinds of altitudes. Not a knock to be found.

 

[Bounce]

If these things be true then what type of oil, battery and tires should I be using?

slippery, sparky, and sticky.

anything else you wanna know?

 

[HotRodZilla]

If these things be true then what type of oil, battery and tires should I be using?

slippery, sparky, and sticky.

anything else you wanna know?

Hmmmm...Sounds like Date Night with Bust or Don.