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RON 97 or RON 95??
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<blockquote data-quote="Hikaru" data-source="post: 511139" data-attributes="member: 22411"><p>Although many will disagree since the car we drive are not cheap, I am rather forced to use Ron95 (1.90) due to the insane price of Ron97 (2.90). Even in my E46 days, I loved the way Ron97 gives that slight edge in terms of acceleration feel (no scientific test on actual acceleration times) but I cannot afford that on my e90. I am now pretty much rely on BMW engines to ensure that it will run just as well on Ron95 but of course BMW definately can run on Ron95 and even lower.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hikaru, post: 511139, member: 22411"] Although many will disagree since the car we drive are not cheap, I am rather forced to use Ron95 (1.90) due to the insane price of Ron97 (2.90). Even in my E46 days, I loved the way Ron97 gives that slight edge in terms of acceleration feel (no scientific test on actual acceleration times) but I cannot afford that on my e90. I am now pretty much rely on BMW engines to ensure that it will run just as well on Ron95 but of course BMW definately can run on Ron95 and even lower. [/QUOTE]
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