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fuel question?.


peter richards

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You want to put the highest octane fuel in you can for best performance. Anything Super unleaded is best, Optimax is my fave but it costs.

 

Example of BHP loss on a new Subaru Sti I read/heard about (think it was on Top Gear or 5th Gear).. normal unleaded fuel 225 BHP, with Optimax it was 261 BHP.

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Your car will run on 95 fuel, just remove the efi fuses for five minutes and the ECU will learn the new fuel charateristics in a short while.

 

Jap specs where designed for 101 ron, and that is what many of us aim for, Optimax and booster is as close as you can get to 101 without race fuel or adding some nasty stuff to the fuel.

 

If you have cats on bottle of millers to 50L of fuel is OK with no cats you can go to a higher level of booster.

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hi terminator , i think thats what the service manager was talking about .they seem to be quite interested in the car . customer service is good .one small touch , one of the wheel covers had come off , when i picked the car up after the service they had fitted one free of charge . by the way phil ,just come off the phone to james , he has given me some very good prices on the wheels . once again thanks . :thumbs:

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