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Bugatti · 04-30-02, 01:41

Thanks for opening this David B.

Premium Gasoline has more additives than regular, it's better for your SPORTS car! Also switching gasolines is better for your SPORTS car. A friend of mine in France is a Car evaluator and knew my M3 and every bug in it. He told me to rotate between 3 different gas chains because each chain offers seperate cleaner additives.

I will have to dig up info to back up my claims. But sources aren't some kid down the street. The reason why I mention 'sports' car is that old Chevys tend to run better of regular. So DavidB is correct, but performance machines, especially foriegn cars were design to run on much higher octane, refined petroleum.

I dont want to flame, but would like to get the right info.

Feel free to rip my finds to bits!

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Bugatti Registered User Bugatti is offline Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: LA, CA Posts: 10	Thanks for opening this David B. Premium Gasoline has more additives than regular, it's better for your SPORTS car! Also switching gasolines is better for your SPORTS car. A friend of mine in France is a Car evaluator and knew my M3 and every bug in it. He told me to rotate between 3 different gas chains because each chain offers seperate cleaner additives. I will have to dig up info to back up my claims. But sources aren't some kid down the street. The reason why I mention 'sports' car is that old Chevys tend to run better of regular. So DavidB is correct, but performance machines, especially foriegn cars were design to run on much higher octane, refined petroleum. I dont want to flame, but would like to get the right info. Feel free to rip my finds to bits! __________________ 1995 ///M3 - Dakar