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Your last sentence pretty much agrees with what I'm saying, different words, same meaning. GSD

All those who believe there is no difference in burn rates of various octanes, Google "Gasoline Octane Facts", go to the first web site, read it, and get back to us on what you learned. GSD

The higher the octane, the slower the fuel burns. Requires different compression ratios, spark advance curves, fuel flow maps, etc. OEM's design engines and computers for a certain octane. Stick with what they tell you. GSD

If you increased the internal engine friction enough to cause it to heat up faster, and yes that's very possible, you should also notice a decrease in gas milage. GSD

Think Honda will be willing to sell you a new car when the old one quits? During the last 56 years in various maintenance businesses, I've made a lot of money from folks who don't change filters. It's your money, I couldn't care less how you spend it. If you love dirty filters in your vehicle...

What is the logic in having an expensive vehicle, and then trying to cheap out on filters that protect the engine? And NO, dirty filters do not filter better. Wheather it's oil or air, oil or air molecules will not pass through dirt molecules, so when they can no longer go around the dirt, they...

I said this before in another thread. In 29 years in the A/C business, I've made a good living from folks who don't change their filters often enough. As long as the air can pass around the dirt to get through, it will . When it can't, the dirt gets pushed through. Using dirty filters in...

Gas milage may not have as much to do with brands as with pump calibration. Since buying an 06 Denali, which shows fuel consumption, we have found pumps can vary as much as 3 gallons on a 20 gal fillup. Pumps at the same station vary. We keep track of which pumps give us the most accurate...

In the 29 years I've been in the HVAC business, I've seen a lot of washable "lifetime" "electrostatic" etc. filters come and go. My experience has been that they filter fairly well, because they are so thick, but this also causes them to be airflow restrictive. Which equates to making your unit...

Some 99's had shallow pans, some had deep pans. Mine had a deep pan, and I liked the fit of the OEM filter better than the one after market that I tried. Can't remember what brand it was. Be sure to get the correct filter for the pan you have. GSD

Running a transmission dry, even for a short period, is risky, very risky.