Does using 92-octane gasoline affect turbocharged engines?

[ChaseMarie]

Using 92-octane gasoline in turbocharged engines does have effects, specifically as follows: 1. Poor fuel efficiency: The lower combustion efficiency of the gasoline can lead to increased carbon deposits in the car, reducing the engine's performance. 2. Engine knocking: Due to high-temperature vaporization combustion, the gasoline is more prone to knocking inside the engine cylinders. Information about turbocharging is as follows: 1. Classification: TURBO is divided into four types: mechanical supercharging, pressure wave supercharging, exhaust gas turbocharging, and compound supercharging. 2. Turbocharging: Essentially an air compressor, it increases the engine's intake air volume by compressing air, thereby enhancing the engine's power and torque, making the car more powerful.