Torco Accelerator 32oz The Best Fuel Additive

Race gas is getting expensive, so non ethanol gas and a half of a bottle really helped the car get down the track a bit faster…boosted octane rating to 105

Was pretty sceptical of anything like this as I have tried numerous products in the past and I either noticed no difference or worse performance. Now that I have a supercharged mustang gt, I tend to try to keep the fuel ratings over 93. This stuff made a very noticeable difference in my car. I dynoed at 514 on a DD dyno without it on 93 octane pump gas. I put a bottle of this in the tank and put 10 gallons in the car and it was a different car entirely. Gas mileage went from 19 mpg to 22 and the throttle response was insane with this. If you have a high power car, throttle response is a big deal and you will understand this.The car just felt overall way more powerful and the gas mileage went up. Don't see a negative to that. If you are looking for a nice octane boost then this is it. It works. It may be a little pricey but if you just want to dump it in for a dyno run (haven't tried that yet but need to) or for daily driving (tried that 3x now and makes a HUGE difference) then this is for you.Now this is not a miracle in a bottle so don't misunderstand me. You aren't going to put this in your old beater and gain massive power. This is for vehicles that need high octane. My car was tuned for 93 octane but gets really nice gains from this. I would suggest this for anyone with an aftermarket tuned setup that needs higher octane. If nothing else, it will give you piece of mind that you have high enough octane to not worry about pinging and whatnot.

Just got the torco additive today and went straight to the pump. Put in 8 oz for 5 gallons of 93 octane fuel which I always run in my concours 14, bringing supposedly my octane up to 97,98. Anything lower than 93 and my bike pinks slightly. I dont know what I really expected but immediately noticed my exhaust quit popping when decelerating as I have a Delkevic 14" stubby Slip On that I have installed. I also noticed my engine seemed to be running much smoother and quieter, with a quicker less jerky response. The air intake warbling noise seemed reduced also. If anyone has a connie they know what I mean. Between torco and motul motor oil I dare say my connie is about as quiet as they come. All I hear now when riding down the road is my exhaust purring and the wind. AS IT SHOULD BE!!! I plan to keep using this product though not every time I fuel up. This stuff is expensive. Maybe I wont use as much and see how that does. I recommend it and will buy more myself. Without knowing if connies have forged pistons or not I would be leery of boosting the octane over 100. Might melt something.

I'm in the middle of comparing Torco fuel additive octane booster versus actual higher octane mixtures of fuels. I like to run a 50/50 mix of 91/100 octane in my supercharged F150. I keep a bottle of Torco in my truck incase I need to fill up somewhere out of town.

I've tried them all. I have a 77 Camaro with a 461 Big Block Chevy engine that's around 10.5 compression ratio and pump gas is not enough octane. I tried just about all of the others and Torco just flat out performs them and my car runs so much better. I've been using it for 3 years now and hadn't wanted to try something different ever since I put the first can in my tank.