Gas for Honda Accord
Asked by wanzerdeb Feb 15, 2011 at 03:52 PM about the 1996 Honda Accord Coupe LX
Question type: General
I purchased my car new in 1996, I've put 89 or higher in my car. I was told I could use 87 and I was wasting my money. My manual said that I can use 87 or higher. Which one would give me better mileage? Should I switch to 87 and save a little money? I think I would really be wasting money if use 93. Please give me your advise. Thanks
11 Answers
Use 87 you'll save more money because the engine itself is efficient enough higher octane wont help as much.
You don't need to run anything more than 87. You need higher octane when you have a high compression ratio AND OR advanced timing from being built with performance internals and parts. All the f22 accords have an 8:8:1 compression ratio. So yes wasting your money.
Your engine will be more efficient and more powerful using 87 rather than 93. This is because the octane rating refers to the amount of an additive that causes the fuel to resist burning. So, 93 octane fuel burns slower and thus less completely than 87 octane fuel, causing loss of power and efficiency, and increased emissions.
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Acaiberries answered 5 years ago
These are tuned from factory to use 87. You will lose horsepower and fuel economy, as well as needlessly spend more money by putting in anything higher than 87 octane.
No clue about this car, but Jonathon's answer on higher octane fuel and "loss of power" is completely incorrect. Actually the opposite
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