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87 vs 93 octane fuel Raptor
So does anyone see any noticeable performance differences between running 87 and 93 in the Raptor?
And go. |
I dont own one but based on the dyno charts I have seen it does make a solid difference.
87 octane https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.f15...ac3b7af056.jpg 93 Octane https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.f15...ebd31a448b.jpg |
Originally Posted by overpropped
(Post 5616048)
So does anyone see any noticeable performance differences between running 87 and 93 in the Raptor?
And go. You paid over $60k for it, run the good stuff in it. |
Originally Posted by chimmike
(Post 5616156)
absolutely a noticeable difference.
You paid over $60k for it, run the good stuff in it. Man I feel like an idiot. Here I am putting 87 in the thing because I don't really care but for 40 hp what the hell is wrong with me:blink: Next time at the pump the good stuff. |
Damn that impressive. I've always heard there's about a 20hp gain using premium in the EB's but that's insane.
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Originally Posted by Bubbabiker
(Post 5616881)
Damn that impressive. I've always heard there's about a 20hp gain using premium in the EB's but that's insane.
20-30 hp is what you gain on the Gen1 f150 and the gen2 that is in the non raptor. The raptor has some different components and a different tune. It most likely adds more timing when running 93 than the non raptor f150 does. |
Originally Posted by overpropped
(Post 5616538)
HOLY SH17
Man I feel like an idiot. Here I am putting 87 in the thing because I don't really care but for 40 hp what the hell is wrong with me:blink: Next time at the pump the good stuff. |
Originally Posted by chimmike
(Post 5617690)
if you tow anything, you'll definitely notice a difference between 87 and 93.
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I've noticed a little difference.
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I never noticed 40 hp...... It appears that’s with a tune, not stock.
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