[Tim Budong]

Just curious if there are any pumps that do 94oct down there
Planning on a roadtrip in feb and need an answer

thanks

[bcrdukes]

Nope.

[Tim Budong]

thanks fuuu.. need to rent car

[!Kodamu]

just use 92 and octane booster

[Eastwood]

What kind of car do you have that requires 94?

[roastpuff]

GTI with 94 octane map?

[donjalapeno]

You should of got a Nissan leaf :troll: ..... Electricity is everywhere

[chewbacca]

GTI with 94 octane map?

The ECU is more than capable of adapting to a "lower" grade of octane. You'll have a slight reduction in power, but that will only be noticeable if you're full-boosting the entire way.

You'll be fine.

[roastpuff]

The ECU is more than capable of adapting to a "lower" grade of octane. You'll have a slight reduction in power, but that will only be noticeable if you're full-boosting the entire way.

You'll be fine.

Not my car, I'm guessing what Darth drives from what I remember.

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[Death2Theft]

U need some naws octane booster bro.

[jpark]

You should of got a Nissan leaf :troll: ..... Electricity is everywhere

should have, should've

[shenmecar]

You should of got a Nissan leaf :troll: ..... Electricity is everywhere

I personally dont have 20 hours to wait for the damn thing to charge. Electric cars are stupid for road trips.

What is the estimated time for full charging with 110v, 220v and quick-charge charge stations?
A: Starting from a depleted battery, about 20 hours at 110-120V (depending on amperage), approximately 7 hours at 208-240V (depending on amperage) and about 30 minutes at 480V (quick-charging station).

Source is nissanusa.com

[donjalapeno]

^ it was a joke lol

should have, should've

Thanks spell check

[Tim Budong]

The ECU is more than capable of adapting to a "lower" grade of octane. You'll have a slight reduction in power, but that will only be noticeable if you're full-boosting the entire way.

You'll be fine.

Not my car, I'm guessing what Darth drives from what I remember.

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to my knowledge, I remember that one gas station fucked up and popped 92 in my car, it was SLUGGISH with a bit of a knock on the engine

Might just run stage2+ 91oct map for the trip

something I DO NOT WANT TO DO...no fun drive...lawls

see goin to Seattle is fine..anything past...foreign lands to me

[bcrdukes]

The ECU will need some time to re-learn the grade of fuel you are using and slowly compensate and make adjustments accordingly (adaptive tuning.)

[lowside67]

to my knowledge, I remember that one gas station fucked up and popped 92 in my car, it was SLUGGISH with a bit of a knock on the engine

Might just run stage2+ 91oct map for the trip

something I DO NOT WANT TO DO...no fun drive...lawls

see goin to Seattle is fine..anything past...foreign lands to me

Really? The difference between your 91 oct map and 94 oct map is the difference between your trip being fun or not?

Mark

[Phil@rise]

Get your money exchanged here too. Nobody in Oregon takes Canadian hell even the banks wont take it and your debit card wont work in most establishments.

[Tim Budong]

Really? The difference between your 91 oct map and 94 oct map is the difference between your trip being fun or not?

Mark

well its not the reason why im going
just dont want any thing to ruin the trip

[4444]

Get your money exchanged here too. Nobody in Oregon takes Canadian hell even the banks wont take it and your debit card wont work in most establishments.

you're in a foreign country and are surprised they won't accept your currency??

just use a CC or get some greenback at par right now (ok, 1.02 in your hands at tyhe right place)

[skylinergtr]

go to utah and put some 85 octane in it. its good to go.

[Phil@rise]

you're in a foreign country and are surprised they won't accept your currency??

just use a CC or get some greenback at par right now (ok, 1.02 in your hands at tyhe right place)

Um yeah I'm surprised a BANK wont exchange Canadian currency. I've never had a bank or any business in Canada turn down American currency when asked to exchange it.

[bcrdukes]

Um yeah I'm surprised a BANK wont exchange Canadian currency. I've never had a bank or any business in Canada turn down American currency when asked to exchange it.

In my experience, unless you were a customer of theirs (customer as in having an active account with them) they won't even touch Canadian or any foreign currency for that matter.

Again, just my own experience.

[4444]

Um yeah I'm surprised a BANK wont exchange Canadian currency. I've never had a bank or any business in Canada turn down American currency when asked to exchange it.

that's because the US $ is the reserve currency, the one currency that is, basically, accepted in most places (when I deal with Chinese suppliers, what currency do they want? US $)

Canadian $ != reserve currency, thus ppl who are surprised by it not being taken in a foreign country should really step back and realize where they are

and of course banks will exchange Cdn $, assuming they do currency exchange (not all banks do)

[!e.lo_]

to my knowledge, I remember that one gas station fucked up and popped 92 in my car, it was SLUGGISH with a bit of a knock on the engine

Might just run stage2+ 91oct map for the trip

something I DO NOT WANT TO DO...no fun drive...lawls

see goin to Seattle is fine..anything past...foreign lands to me

The Highway Patrol target Canadians. So fun drive? don't expect any of it.
Going 2mph over the limit and there's a radar over the next hill, you'll be dinged.

Get the retune for lower grade and enjoy your roadtrip.

[NLY]

You're better off renting a vehicle anyways especially if you're going with friends. Split the expenses and rack up all the mileage/rock chip on the rental and just fill up 85 octane.

[GabAlmighty]

Get a better tune