Welcome newcomers, please introduce yourself!

[Fullinsurance-semitrailer]

Interesting...I didn't think you were actually Chinese...you've already posted a few times and surprisingly you have no accent..

My English isn't very strong, so I'm using Deepseek's AI translation to help me express my thoughts more clearly.

 

[BULL]

1. I am Chinese, and I have government-issued identification.
2. In China, the common gasoline grades are 92#（≈ US 87#） , 95#（≈ US 80-90#）, and 98#（≈ US 93#）. It is very easy to obtain 98# gasoline (which is equivalent to 93# gasoline in the U.S.) in developed regions and cities. However, in some remote areas, accessing 98# gasoline can be relatively difficult. For daily needs, 92#（87#） and 95#（80-90#） gasoline are more than sufficient.

Make sure if you're running lower octane fuel, below 91, that you stay away from full-throttle or high boost with that motor.

 

[Fullinsurance-semitrailer]

Make sure if you're running lower octane fuel, below 91, that you stay away from full-throttle or high boost with that motor.

Thank you so much! I’ll keep these details in mind.

 

[1971demon]

My English isn't very strong, so I'm using Deepseek's AI translation to help me express my thoughts more clearly.

Totally understandable....as you spend more time here ..you will realize..there are more than a few "melon heads" (no Chinese translation) here that have no command of the English language as well

 

[Fullinsurance-semitrailer]

Totally understandable....as you spend more time here ..you will realize..there are more than a few "melon heads" (no Chinese translation) here that have no command of the English language as well

Guess language is tricky for everyone... glad we can figure it out!