Hey I was just wondering if anyone had run low lead Aviation gas in a tundra 2UZ before because i have acces to it I just wasent sure if it was ok to do. I think its around 121 octane.
I was just going to take my truck to the drag strip and i wanted to see if real high octane gas would improve my times by a noticable amount. but if its going to fudge up my o2 sensors then im not going to.
I believe it'd take quite a while to stuff your o2 sensors, so a couple of runs probably wouldn't hurt. The ecu would take a little while to get teh mixture right though.
I believe it'd take quite a while to stuff your o2 sensors, so a couple of runs probably wouldn't hurt. The ecu would take a little while to get teh mixture right though.
Higher octane fuel actually has less potential energy then lower octane. The benifit is that the higher the octane the less likely it is to predonate making it possible to run higher compression and/or more boost and make more power that way. Unless your engine requires you run a higher octane it isn't doing anything for you except wasting money.
but hey justin, could do wonders for your install..... till the rods go offcourse, I wonder what would be the limit on the stock 1uze,
up compression, alter ignition timing then drive avgas, that's the correct follow up, not run avgas first then find out it doen't do anything. ie: Justin's right.
Nah E85 is higher than that. We too have had 98 for years and have a Shell 100 now which is 10% ethanol. I think E85 is up around 105 RON??? certainly produces decent gains over 98 once tuned for it
Maybe i'm getting my octanes and RONS mixed up again? Just seems strange to see the new Exige lay down another 20kw or so on E85? i assume they have 98 in the UK