Were these the same numbers previously released?
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The only vehicle that uses the 10R60 is the Explorer.Phew, the last one I looked up when I was underneath said it was a 10R60, they must have changed it since.
It's worth noting this does not apply to every car. If its not advertised you can get more power on premium, then you can't get more power.It amazes me that you can gain that much HP just by using premium fuel.
Peak HP/Torque is always listed with premium, at least Ford does with their ecoboost stuff in my experience.Odd that they list it with premium. Do they do that with the F150? Either way, mine will never see premium in the tank unless it comes with it.
when you ask they will default to ...yes, but?Welp, here's to another decade or so of using at least of using 91/93.
Oh, and don't forget to remind your salesman that you want your complimentary tank full of the good stuff or you'll leave the lot with low grade.
I fell down the rabbit hole of looking up 10R80 mustangs the other night. I wasn't sure why everyone was touting the 10spd auto over the stick shift. Hooooo boy. Makes the same engine much faster with just a transmission change.well over 1000