"all sohc/sohc vtec 92-00 JDM motors require/recommend regular 91-92 RON fuel"

91 - putting 95/98 is fine, just costs your wallet more.

Cool sounds like it's not worth it then.

Got a few things planned for the car once I've finished exams. Gonna pull my stereo out my Legend and install it into my Civic. Might need to get some new front splits but I'll see how it goes. I was gonna just try live with the stock stereo but I'm missing having nice fronts + a sub now, and since I spend ~24hrs a week delivering pizzas it seems worth it!

Hoping to take my time and end up with a pretty mint install like this:
 

Also any idea how much I should be expecting to get for my Legend? It's been rear ended and I was quoted 3.3k to get it fixed, but got the insurance company to pay me out that money instead (bought the Civic with that + my savings). It has some rear end damage where someone drove into me, the boot lid will no longer close and the bumper is cracked and the passenger side tail light is completely smashed. I was thinking about 1k but I really have no idea how much these things are worth.

The car is a 1996 Honda Legend 3.5L with 250,000km. It's WOF expired last week hence me having to get rid of it now. Got 2 new tyres + an alignment 2000kms ago. Also have had the transmission fully serviced with all new Honda Z1 ATF like 4 months ago. Will get some pics tonight when I get around to putting on trademe!

Nice Civic man, but I dunno about gas.
Was the Legend a turbo or NA?

See, whilst the capacity and tank may be a bit smaller, how economical a car is comes down to the driver's right foot...

Driving the cars pretty similarly, I got 330km to $110 of 91 in my Legend and 550km to $80 in the Civic. This is round town though (pizza driver while at uni :afro:)

i fully just posted that

Oops so you did. Of course I checked the last 5 pages but obviously didn't scroll down far enough on the 2nd to last one >_<

Awesome video anyway :p