Hello everybody,
I am the proud new owner of an outback XT Turbo and I understand the importance of putting high-octane gas in the turbo. But what happens let's say if a gas station attendant puts regular gas in by mistake even though the higher octane was requested? There was about a quarter tank of high-octane gas in so I got about three quarters of a tank of regular gas. 87 octane. Should I a get some octane boost from the auto store or be burn about half the tank and fill up with high-octane gas in mix the gases.
Thanks for the advice in advance
JMart
I am the proud new owner of an outback XT Turbo and I understand the importance of putting high-octane gas in the turbo. But what happens let's say if a gas station attendant puts regular gas in by mistake even though the higher octane was requested? There was about a quarter tank of high-octane gas in so I got about three quarters of a tank of regular gas. 87 octane. Should I a get some octane boost from the auto store or be burn about half the tank and fill up with high-octane gas in mix the gases.
Thanks for the advice in advance
JMart