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If you have money to waste, yes. Go for it.
Orange, Texas....Regular $3.09... 89 $3.29... 93 $3.59. I've been using 91 non-ethanol for $3.49
I don't notice any difference with either MPGs or performance. I also do mostly city driving so my MPGs are crap anyway. In Connecticut there is a significant difference in price between 87 and 89 and I only get 89 when I have gas points from stores to drop the price.
This morning was $3.29 for regular gas that the truck was designed to run on. About $.30 per gallon more for 89. So for a 25 gallon fill in my truck I would have just taken out a $5 and two $1s and burned those to pass the time while filling up. I opted not to do that and left the extra bills in my money clip instead.
87 out here in Southern California is about $4.5 on average.
Wow how’s that possible? Where u located! Haven’t seen those prices in 20 years
Oh hmm sry I didn’t realize. I just wanna be back in the $2 range. Bring back energy independence.
and Costco 93 is about the same as regular at the other stations near me right now, about $3.60 a gallonI mix the two 50 50 and make 90, and in Hawaii, no corn at Costco. LatersBiggest thing I noticed going from 87 to 89 was the MDS. I have 3.92 gears and on 87 MDS could never sustain anything above 55, on 89 Ive had it sustained at 72-75 consistently. I put Costco 93 in it now( they only have 93 or 87 ) I prefer the piece of mind that I can floor it and not worry about knock sensors having to kick in
No corn with 90 octane is the sweet spot for my truck.
I found that to be true also with 91 cornless. For those of you that would like to try it, here is link to stations in US & Canada that sell cornless gasNo corn with 90 octane is the sweet spot for my truck.
