Duane wrote:I believe on a efi bike running 98 would make a difference as the EFI would notice the different rating of the fuel. however, someone will correct me there. but there should not really be any major performance differences between it.
SocialSecurity wrote:only EFI with knock sensors and O2 sensors will get the maximum power & efficiency out of higher octane fuel.
basically no EFI sports bikes have knock sensors or O2 sensors
does a efi 636 require minimum 95 octane fuel? if not, and as long as it hasnt been tuned to suit 95-98 octane fuel, then there is no problem with running 91 in it. if anything its better
i run 95 in my 1998 9R (carbed not efi) cause i have a +4 timing advancer. runs like sheet on 91. ran best on 91 before the advancer tho.
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