omf-filipino20130709IT’S one of the oldest “trick” in the motor racing book; fill your car up with high-octane fuel. That way, performance gets an instant boost through virtually no effort at all.

Actually, that used to hold true with old engines. Modern ones, with all their computer wizardry and sundry sensors, may not always get any performance boost as their electronics adjust for any difference in the stuff—fuel or air—that goes in them. But there are still a few exceptions, with high-horsepower mills the best of them.

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