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    gas for h22

    Hey, a friend of mine told me that a h22 engine has to be run on premeium gasoline. Is this true?
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    From my experience anything lower than 91 octane with a stock ecu gave my knock sensor problems. Running a chipped ecu and wideband i was seeing much leaner afr ratios comparing 89 and 91...best bet is to run premium only. 10.6:1 compression on a jdm h22 is pushing the envelope imo. If the compression is much higher you start needing race fuel or a very good tune.
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      If you aint running premium you shouldnt be driving anything with high compression.

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        High compression (anything over 10:1, with factory tuning) and forced induction should ALWAYS use the highest octane gas available.






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          I run 94 on my H22 and it was tuned with that gas, but I think when I get in re-tumed this summer I'm going to use 91 just because it is more readily available and it's cheaper. I only know of a few stations that have 94 octane so when I'm low in gas I'm afraid to put in 91

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