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    #16
    Originally posted by ez8o5
    what leval octane should we use if we got an h22?
    93 octane for the H22, I think.
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      #17
      actually i believe 91 is adequate for the h22
      Yeah, Preludes

      Originally posted by deevergote.
      Why can't people just search OT to see if someone else posted the same random thread?

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        #18
        run the highest i can get from the pump, i think its 93? . Dont really pay attention I just pick the premium.
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          #19
          yeah...I use 93 for my h22

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            #20
            I use the expensive stuff for my civic. to fuel seams to last longer



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              #21
              Originally posted by kmart64
              actually i believe 91 is adequate for the h22
              You can run 91 but it is the minimum octane for a motor like that with higher compression.

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                #22
                Originally posted by kmart64
                actually i believe 91 is adequate for the h22
                I know I have personally read in owners manual for a 97+ prelude that 91 octane is minimal.

                87 octane for stock Accords, but if you start playing around with ignition advance then it's wise to compensate. You can get away with a little more aggressive ignition timing with higher octane.
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