Octane Clatter
#1
Octane Clatter
I bought some Prem fuel from Shell and now have some Octane Clatter.
any suggestions on octane booster?
also im wanting to run this March in The Texas Mile
Should I use some booster at that time as well?
any suggestions on octane booster?
also im wanting to run this March in The Texas Mile
Should I use some booster at that time as well?
#2
Insufficient octane level does not cause a clatter but a knock. A knock will be eliminated as a result of the knock sensors signal to the computer.
Most likely, you got a bad tank of gas or the clatter is a coincidence and has nothing to do with the gas fillup.
When does the clatter happen?
Most likely, you got a bad tank of gas or the clatter is a coincidence and has nothing to do with the gas fillup.
When does the clatter happen?
#3
Might be the knock sound.
When i shift a bit early, so im under RPM in a taller gear.... I know, I know.... run the gears out. But I just noticed this after this fill up.
Most of the time Im running 20 - 40 MPH on the way to work ..... no HWY, bunch of school zones.
I need to run the car on the HWY more. Run the RPM's up, BLOW it out.
Sometimes I feel like a old granny driving around.
Im going to go NUTS at the Texas Mile.
When i shift a bit early, so im under RPM in a taller gear.... I know, I know.... run the gears out. But I just noticed this after this fill up.
Most of the time Im running 20 - 40 MPH on the way to work ..... no HWY, bunch of school zones.
I need to run the car on the HWY more. Run the RPM's up, BLOW it out.
Sometimes I feel like a old granny driving around.
Im going to go NUTS at the Texas Mile.
#5
Might be the knock sound.
When i shift a bit early, so im under RPM in a taller gear.... I know, I know.... run the gears out. But I just noticed this after this fill up.
Most of the time Im running 20 - 40 MPH on the way to work ..... no HWY, bunch of school zones.
I need to run the car on the HWY more. Run the RPM's up, BLOW it out.
Sometimes I feel like a old granny driving around.
Im going to go NUTS at the Texas Mile.
When i shift a bit early, so im under RPM in a taller gear.... I know, I know.... run the gears out. But I just noticed this after this fill up.
Most of the time Im running 20 - 40 MPH on the way to work ..... no HWY, bunch of school zones.
I need to run the car on the HWY more. Run the RPM's up, BLOW it out.
Sometimes I feel like a old granny driving around.
Im going to go NUTS at the Texas Mile.
#6
i never use shell in my more expensive cars or big power builds. i've nevre been happy with it's mpg it's given me, and it always seems to cause more knock/pinging than other premium fuels.
at least that's my experience in this part of the country (cincinnati area)
at least that's my experience in this part of the country (cincinnati area)
#7
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#8
Maybe it's some of those "environment friendly" additives like MTBE. Not a big fan of additives. Shell won't say, not will any other company...it's a trade secret.
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