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<blockquote data-quote="Jeffdachef" data-source="post: 8571416" data-attributes="member: 650438"><p>running 87. Toyota's dont like anything fancy as in there is zero difference between 87 and 91, i'm not running a performance or luxury car, the extra microscopic efficiency difference is not worth the extra price at all when they both are the same. I get at best 7 miles more with 91 for a full tank of gas. We californians are fked up the @ss with gas prices so it makes zero sense to get anything higher unless manufacturer requires it. Its the weight more than anything in my setup thats why i even mentioned it. Its funny how i still get better gas mileage than chevys, fords, and other gm large to midsized SUVs with no system.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jeffdachef, post: 8571416, member: 650438"] running 87. Toyota's dont like anything fancy as in there is zero difference between 87 and 91, i'm not running a performance or luxury car, the extra microscopic efficiency difference is not worth the extra price at all when they both are the same. I get at best 7 miles more with 91 for a full tank of gas. We californians are fked up the @ss with gas prices so it makes zero sense to get anything higher unless manufacturer requires it. Its the weight more than anything in my setup thats why i even mentioned it. Its funny how i still get better gas mileage than chevys, fords, and other gm large to midsized SUVs with no system. [/QUOTE]
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