What kind of gas should i put in my 2000 ?
87 89 91 ?
thanks , a new guy of course, jordan

87

87

are these seriously your only two posts?

why did you post the same thing twice?  Once is enough. 

Oh and SEARCH!!

87 here by the way

leave the new people alone, we all started out with some pretty silly questions....

87

Quote from: frankieG on July 16, 2007, 02:37:42 PM
leave the new people alone, we all started out with some pretty silly questions....

Speak for yourself. I searched.

And it's not new people. It's one new guy.. with two of the same stupid post.

89 is ten cents more, or like 45 cents more a tank.

91 is twenty cents more, or 90 cents more a tank.

So it doesn't really matter unless you are experiencing pinging (being that the temps here exceed 110 in the day inside the city I have to use 89, if not 91.)

I get gas after eating beans & cabbage.

...since it's already answered...

I paid $3.69/gal USD for fuel earlier today...I can't wait to get out of the Texas Panhandle.

Quote from: bubba zanetti on July 16, 2007, 05:52:24 PM
I get gas after eating beans & cabbage.

ROFLMAO!!!!! ME TOO!!!!

I think we scared him away...

rocket fuel

Quote from: CirclesCenter on July 16, 2007, 05:39:01 PM
89 is ten cents more, or like 45 cents more a tank.

91 is twenty cents more, or 90 cents more a tank.

So it doesn't really matter unless you are experiencing pinging (being that the temps here exceed 110 in the day inside the city I have to use 89, if not 91.)

said exactly the same thing on a different post  . it gets around 110 in the sun early afternoon would 87 give me that much problems?

You won't gain any advantage from running higher octanes unless your engine is knocking (which it shouldn't be doing). I know it's cheap to put in better fuel but just stick with what your manual tells you (87).