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I've read that in turbo cars you can gain up to 30rwkw in some applications of tuning your engine on E10.
But what i would to know can you get a gain in power using E10 on an N/A with custom tuning? The the fuel i use now is Caltex Vortex 98 and they have E10 at the same service station i go too, its cheaper than regular unleaded, so it would make sense to switch to E10. |
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E10 vs 98 Octane Fuel
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