[exmowner]

Originally Posted by M2siast

Remember we don’t have 93/94 in Canada, unless you fuel up in the US. So gains are smaller even. But 85hp is not too shabby…

You do in Quebec and Ontario. 94 octane is available.

[exmowner]

Originally Posted by M2siast

I already covered this above in this thread. We don’t, for the purposes herein indicated.

I hadn’t seen your reply.
When I lived there and sent Petro’s 94 for analysis it returned 93 and that was in February’s winter blend.

[exmowner]

Originally Posted by M2siast

There are 93 and 94 in BC as well. Both make less power than the 92 in the US.

There’s no way our 93/94 would make the same power as the US 93, that’s the point and the reason why all tuners use the ACN tune, to account for our crappier gas (which in my experience is crappier than the crappiest US one, the California 91).

Nothing is worse then California 91.
I’ve had a R35 fbo tuned at 650 wheel and had no knock on 94.

My old e92 on an ess 675 kit never knocked either and made the same power as cars run on dynos using US 93.

That’s why I sent the fuel out for analysis. Your theory is incorrect.