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Old Apr 5, 2011 | 10:24 AM
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Default 1997 Integra Type R Fuel Requirement

-1997 Jdm Itr motor is all stock w/255 fuel pump, I was wandering what do guys use on pump (unleaded premium) 91,92 or 93. I'm currently on 92 and it rides pretty smooth but i read some articles that all vtec motors should be using 91.
True or False?

-And has anyone tried 93 (BP gas-stations)? Cuz I know that the Itr motor has high compression and I'm guessin the high on pump gas the better?
Help me choose for better gas mileage, better acceleration, etc...
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Old Apr 5, 2011 | 10:54 AM
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91,93 is all i use. Can't tell the diff between them.
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Old Apr 5, 2011 | 11:41 AM
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Default Re: 1997 Integra Type R Fuel Requirement

Originally Posted by itr#1334
91,93 is all i use. Can't tell the diff between them.
is it bad to switch over too many times from 92 to 93?
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Old Apr 5, 2011 | 12:52 PM
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Interesting because in New Zealand we have 91, 96 or 98 and no one would use 91 in an ITR. Do you have 80 something in the US too?
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Old Apr 5, 2011 | 01:04 PM
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Default Re: 1997 Integra Type R Fuel Requirement

You guys use a different rating system for gasoline than we do. Ours is an average of the RON and MON methods. I'm guessing you guys just use the one thats higher. Here in the US we have 87 89 and 91(west coast)/93(east coast). They are probably the same as your 91, 96, 98.
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Old Apr 5, 2011 | 01:13 PM
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Yeah thats prob true. Ours is RON but yeah cant be that much difference.
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Old Apr 5, 2011 | 01:55 PM
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i use 91 on my itr in c.a! i would say run 91 but it may not be same ar our 91! also if your running a after market 255 fuel pump i bet you $5 that its runing your motor rich and making you waist more gas, it did in mine when i left my walbro in!
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Old Apr 5, 2011 | 02:01 PM
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Default Re: 1997 Integra Type R Fuel Requirement

Originally Posted by Klasse
Interesting because in New Zealand we have 91, 96 or 98 and no one would use 91 in an ITR. Do you have 80 something in the US too?
thats weird...we have 87,89,92
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Old Apr 5, 2011 | 02:38 PM
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Originally Posted by wunfstgsr
i use 91 on my itr in c.a! i would say run 91 but it may not be same ar our 91! also if your running a after market 255 fuel pump i bet you $5 that its runing your motor rich and making you waist more gas, it did in mine when i left my walbro in!
rich is good or bad....
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Default Re: 1997 Integra Type R Fuel Requirement

Rich is bad. Lean is worse.

Rich means there is too much fuel per unit of air to burn properly. This results in loss of power/efficiency, excess deposits in the exhaust, catalytic converter and on the back of your car. It also smells awful and poofs black smoke when you hammer the throttle.

Lean means the opposite (not enough fuel). This causes combustion/exhaust temps to spike which leads to detonation, hammered bearings, burned valves, melted pistons and bent rods.
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Old Apr 5, 2011 | 03:47 PM
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Default Re: 1997 Integra Type R Fuel Requirement

Originally Posted by 94eg!
Rich is bad. Lean is worse.

Rich means there is too much fuel per unit of air to burn properly. This results in loss of power/efficiency, excess deposits in the exhaust, catalytic converter and on the back of your car. It also smells awful and poofs black smoke when you hammer the throttle.

Lean means the opposite (not enough fuel). This causes combustion/exhaust temps to spike which leads to detonation, hammered bearings, burned valves, melted pistons and bent rods.
dep.! is waisting more gas good or bad to you?
jk what he said!
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Old Apr 6, 2011 | 06:32 AM
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Default Re: 1997 Integra Type R Fuel Requirement

Originally Posted by TaffetaEj6
thats weird...we have 87,89,92
Our 87 = their ~91/92

Our 91 = their ~95/96

Our 92/93 = their ~98


Not all octane ratings are the same, ya know
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