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Can adding isooctane to 92-octane gasoline turn it into 95-octane gasoline?

2020-01-04View Original

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As the title suggests, I just bought a car, and I was thinking: is it possible to add a small amount of analytically pure octane to the fuel tank, thereby increasing the octane rating of the gasoline and turning it into gasoline with a higher octane number? {:3_67:} If the fuel tank holds 50 liters, then how much octane should be added? 25 ml? 50ml? Thank you all!
Reply #22020-01-06
First, add 30 liters of 92# gasoline, then add 20 liters of isooctane, and mix well; this will result in an octane rating of 95#. As a result, the cost of gasoline was dozens of yuan per liter, and the car’s engine was damaged. ;P

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