Using hi octane in city

[ahmed.in.med]

Thank you all. As always grateful to automotive encyclopedia @Xulfiqar

[joshuaelijah05]

Or or 120 kmpl. An automotive marvel!

[joshuaelijah05]

Hmm. Thanks so very much for your help. If any other questions start to get in my curious braincells I'll let you know. . Have an amazing day sir!

[darthvader]

Like most videos PakWheels puts out, this was also full of

I have driven my Civic 1.5T extensively on both regular and hi-octane fuel. There is ZERO difference in fuel economy as well as performance between the two.

[ahmed.in.med]

Thank you

[usman.kamal]

Thanks for detailed explanation.

Could you please shed some light on what steps could be taken to improve if car hasn't been run with proper fuel resulting in "bad fuel mileage (slow burn), more deposit (slow burn), damaged cat (slow burn) and oil contamination (slow burn)".

Are products like "Fuel Injector Cleaner" (ref: link) and such of any value or just marketing stunts like Octane Boosters?

[Xulfiqar]

There are only a handful of products clean burnt out deposits gently, like chevrons techron cleaner etc.

If you have literal hard sludgy gummed rings and volcano looking combustion chambers then you need to get super aggressive, such products can literally warp plastics almost immediately and can cause damage if not used and flushed properly.

[x-auto]

What are your thoughts about the Liqui Moly Certac ceramic coating additive he mentioned in the video?