Sentences with phrase «higher octane fuels from»

A lot of performance Japanese cars are tuned for higher octane fuels from the factory, and will often pink badly on anything less than 97.

If they said use higher octane fuel from the get go, they wouldn't have the big problem they're having.

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Researchers in China have generated gasoline fuel with a research octane number of 95.4 from biomass - derived γ - valerolactone (GVL)-- the highest octane number reported for biomass - derived gasoline fuel — using an ionic liquid catalyst.

You drive behind a diesel truck and we got high octane race fuel from the ketones.

I figure the ignition system, which would be getting the octane data from the octane sensor, would advance the timing appropriately to accommodate the higher octane fuel.

The slight downside is that to benefit most from this strategy, the S requires high octane (99 or 100 RON) fuel.

Corvette Racing will use this renewable high - octane fuel, which is made primarily from wood waste, in the upcoming ALMS Acura Sports Car Challenge of St. Petersburg on April 5.

It can also recognise higher octane fuel and extract the optimum performance from the increased rating.

A group of researchers from MIT found that when vehicles run on fuel with a higher octane rating, they gulp down between 3 % and 4.5 % less gas.

Overcoming some of the obstacles that have hindered petri - dish - to - gas - pump schemes in the past, scientists are finding ways to produce high - octane fuel and even pure hydrogen from co-opted algae.

The higher - octane gas is a must to keep the fuel from detonating too early.

When the fuel has a higher octane number, the gas is intended to remain stable and stop any knocking from taking place.