If you put airplane fuel in your car ...

[jdawg 5,000+ posts]

higher octane fuel reduces detonation, that why guys using high boost use it, its more or less for safety so you dont melt/crack/blow holes in pistons, its for safety, not power

 

[mokedaddy 5,000+ posts]

yes, i doubt the accord would even run on 130 jet fuel. and if it did it would run like shit and have no power

It will run for short periods of time but get lousy gas mileage and if done often will cause damage to the motor.

Accords arent even made to run premium or their performance will suffer, so putting jet fuel in it definitely isnt a good idea.

 

[J31Rob 5,000+ posts]

if you run anything visonik you cannot speak.

 

[jaredcroop 10+ year member]

preatty sure this is a joke...

 

[req 5,000+ posts]

JP5 (what we use in the FA-18 superhornets and aircraft of the likes) is just diesel fuel. if you got a diesel truck or car or whatnot, then your car will run great with it.

we have support equipment that runs off the stuff. so i dont see why it would be bad in a diesel engine.

 

[elementxero 10+ year member]

What if it was on a giant treadmill, would it take off?

epic reference.

 

[SuperchargedRS 10+ year member]

JP5 (what we use in the FA-18 superhornets and aircraft of the likes) is just diesel fuel. if you got a diesel truck or car or whatnot, then your car will run great with it.
we have support equipment that runs off the stuff. so i dont see why it would be bad in a diesel engine.

Why are we resurrecting this, it's been covered....

Uhh how much did it smoke, he basically put diesel in.
if your talking 100 low lead (baby blue in color), it wont hurt anything (maybe kill a little performance and make a little bit of buildup), but if you talking jet fuel like jet-a well that's ok if you have a diesel, but if you put that in a gas car, it's like putting diesel (more like diesel 1 then 2) in.

Short answer unless you work on the ramp and can somehow get it for free, don't bother.

yup