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When you do things like advancing the ignition timing, or raising the compression, you make the air/fuel mixture less stable, which can cause detonation. In order to stablize the mixture, you add a higher octane fuel. The ultimate octane for any combination is one that results in stability with the mods and adjustments that engine has, without making the mixture any more difficult to ignite than is necessary. In otherwords, the best octane is the lowest you can use, without resulting in detonation. Take care, -Chris
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