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27-03-2007, 05:09 PM
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I've tried the BP Ultimate fuel a couple of times recently, but it seems to run worse than it does on the Plus ULP 95 octane stuff. I'm not too worried and before I get any "then durr use the ULP" comments thats what I'll be doing, I'm just curious why as everyone is saying its the best fuel. I just lose power when I put the ultimate in so, I'm sticking with the ULP. **** Shell, Caltex or any of the other stuff, my car likes the ULP better, and it's only 103c a litre. Just wondering why?
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27-03-2007, 07:22 PM
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Your engine's compression and timing are suited for 91RON unleaded from the factory. 95 & 98 fuels are for cars with higher compression/forced induction, more advanced timing, highly-strung motors (hot n/a setup for example), etc
Stick with the 91 mate, 95 and 98 are simply too rich for the car as it is ;) |
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27-03-2007, 07:36 PM
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When i run my EB on ultimate i get an extra 100k's to a tank of fuel and more power and shes a stock 4.0l with a auto. I think it just depends on what ya car likes.
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27-03-2007, 07:41 PM
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Location: melbourne
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I used to get an extra 100km's on ultimate with my old EA, and it ran better too!!
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27-03-2007, 07:44 PM
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Location: Melbizzle
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Shell V-Power is the bomb shizz.... but i cant really tell the diffrence in my car but my timming is advanced so gotta use it. if you're car is stock... i can't see the point of paying the extra. Mybe just stay on 95.
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27-03-2007, 08:35 PM
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Location: Melbourne
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My car loves Ultimate. It's a EL 5.0L with slightly advanced timing.
The engine feels much better and it gets more K's to a tank as well.
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27-03-2007, 11:17 PM
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those mods don't warrant a requirement for 98RON though.
The timing advance will though! |
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28-03-2007, 10:45 AM
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Location: geelong
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i actually put in some ultimate just 20 mintues ago. i notice it runs smoother slightly but tiny bit less power i think. hopefully it at least gets me a bit more k's out of it. ill be back to normal unleaded next week
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Doesn't like Ultimate
*Waits for the timing advance*
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