We Dynod an F-150 on 87 and 93 Octane @steedaautosports
We Dynod an F-150 on 87 and 93 Octane  @steedaautosports
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
If you normally run 87 octane in your vehicle, you're missing out on potential performance, but just driving to the pump and putting 93 in might not give you the immediate results you'd expect. Today we're putting it to the test on our 2026 F-150 Project Vehicle to show the difference and explain why.

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We Dyno'd an F-150 on 87 and 93 Octane

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