How To Improve Gas Mileage with Xylene?
Have you ever wondered, when you pass by the gas station, you spot the pumps that says RON95 or E85 Ethanol-based and know what they meant? If you haven’t, let me explain Octane Rating to you. The octane rating is how resistant a unit of gas and other fuels is to detonation (engine knocking) in spark-ignited internal combustion engines. What the octane rating refers to is how stable the gas is before it ignites. So, the higher the octane, the more stable it is under pressure. This is handy because it won’t explode early when your piston is on the upstroke building pressure, UNTIL the spark plug goes off. The lower the octane the more prone it is to igniting prematurely under pressure before you want it to, such as before your piston gets to its sweet spot ignition point. When that happens, you start to get “pinging” in your engine and you lose power because your engine is fighting against itself. So, in summary, the higher the octane rating, the better it is for your car. And the good
