Which outcome increases when turbocharger boost exceeds fuel octane rating?

💡 Explanation

Increased boost and insufficient octane lead to detonation because auto-ignition temperature decreases before spark. Detonation occurs therefore rather than optimal combustion due to uncontrolled flame fronts disrupting the engine; insufficient octane accelerates this process.

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