[AT] RE: high octane??
Andy Glines
andyglines at hotmail.com
Wed Apr 13 10:51:35 PDT 2005
Does high octane actually burn slower? I thought that it was simply harder
to light making it suitable for high compression engines. This may be a
little off-topic but I'm finding it very educational.
>
> Dean;
> Actually your information is flawed. High octane gasoline
>burns slower than lower octane. The additives slow down the burn
>rate so it can be used in a high compression engine. Any engine
>will develope the maximum power on the lowest octane fuel that
>it can use without detonating.
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