Sent you an email travs.
Damn. Temporary plate in the front already fell off. While the car is parked. Lol.
Sent you an email travs.
Damn. Temporary plate in the front already fell off. While the car is parked. Lol.
Good thing may manual mode. It seems to upshift too fast for my taste. Ramdam kasi biglang hihina yung response sa throttle, parang nag upshift ka sa manual ng 2k pa lang ang RPM.
Btw ang sabi ng sales consultant 91-93 octane lang daw pwede? So regular unleaded lang?
Fuel question:
Higher RON means more resistance to compression ignition. Fuel and air can accommodate higher pressures before self ignition. Does this necessarily equate to faster car or "stronger" fuel detonation?
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Do you use the built in navigation or still waze? I think theres an option to connect to wifi so it gets updated with traffic etc. but not sure how reliable it is
When the air fuel mixture ignites by the heat of compression rather than by spark alone, knock & power loss occur. The knock is caused by two 'explosions'- one from the pre-ignition by compression and the other from the rest of the air/fuel being ignited at a slightly different time by the spark plug. Lower octane petrol can handle the least amount of compression before igniting.
When the engine's knock sensor senses these 2 ignitions(not necessarily audible), the ECU then retards timing. This is when it's less efficient.
Higher octane fuel has a higher compression ignition threshold...allowing more advanced timing.
Mazda found ways to engineer high comp Skyactivs not to ping w/ regular fuel. We get the best of 2 worlds... great efficiency w/ cheaper petrol.[emoji4]
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