92 RON for Civic 2.0L ?

[Passion]

Bro,got money buy big car,don't save on all this small different in petrol.Shows that you're super niao.Scare then go pump Ron95.I saw alot of huge car like alphard,toyota ISIS and dunno what model from toyota all pump 92 at SPC.these ppl are really one kind.

[Zakuii]

It is not neow or neow. If the car drinks min 91, no harm pumping 92. Why create wastage by pumping a more expensive petrol?

[Passion]

bro,different country,different requirement for the engine.that's explain why some car from PI need to go thru LTA checks before release in the market.So it may requirement 91 in Japan,but for singapore atmosphere,may need at least 95?I may be wrong,but i heard this is what happen.

[Zakuii]

The manual will state what ron to use. When I was driving the 2l Stream, it is stated clearly in the manual it can use ron 91 and above (for SEA countries, I believe). I believe Stream's K20 engine block and Civic 2l K20 block should be somewhat similar. If so, it should be able to take ron 91 or above.

 

And, I believe petrol grades has nothing to do with environment. Engine oil is.

 

And Japan has equally extreme weathers too, like very hot or very cold, for months. Therefore, their weather conditions are worst than ours. Singapore's temperature fluctuations is almost similar throughout the whole year.

Edited July 1, 2008 by Zakuii

[Passion]

Engine oil has different.Petrol also makes a different if I'm not wrong.Something to do with engine crank or something.Some experts pls enlighten.

[Xieboren]

if the compression ration above 10.5,theorytically can.

[Theman]

yup, no problem at all, in Japan, only have ron 91 and ron 100 (or 100 soemthing, cant remember clearly), all the car can use ron 91, except for certain sports car which speficically mentioned can't use ron91.