When it comes to gasoline, the octane rating matters. Fuels like 95 or 98 RON (Research Octane Number) boast higher resistance to combustion, indicating increased energy levels for your vehicle's engine.
According to NRMA motoring expert Jack Haley, opting for 95 RON could result in approximately 4% lower fuel consumption compared to 91, provided the engine's computer adapts to leverage the octane variance. Similarly, using 98 octane might yield a 3% reduction over 95, again contingent upon engine parameter adjustments.
However, switching to 95 or 98 octane won't automatically unlock groundbreaking performance or exceptional fuel economy unless the engine is specifically engineered to run on these grades.
Premium-grade fuels are designed to optimize an engine's power output by enhancing fuel density, leading to a more controlled combustion process. This, in turn, reduces engine ping (detonation) and ensures a smoother delivery of power.
Moreover, these fuels are enriched with detergents and boosters that actively keep critical components such as valves, pistons, and combustion elements free from surface varnishes and carbon buildup. This maintenance can contribute to prolonging the engine's service life.
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