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Model specific boards => Golf mk3 => Topic started by: Foreveryoungaus16v on 12 November 2012, 17:46
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Hi, whats ur opinions?
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been running mine on super unleaded for last 6 months and i get about an extra 40 miles out of it i will not go back to 95 now even if super leaded helps or not :smiley: oh and got 161 bhp on dyno yesterday so i think it does a little :smiley:
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if i run mine on normal 95, my car pinks going uphill. So i stick with super & it feels different (power wise)
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been running mine on super unleaded for last 6 months and i get about an extra 40 miles out of it i will not go back to 95 now even if super leaded helps or not :smiley: oh and got 161 bhp on dyno yesterday so i think it does a little :smiley:
You've probably got the extra miles from the air temperature decrease.
Shell v maxx super unleaded will give you 3/5bhp over a basic supermarket normal unleaded.
Is it worth the extra pennies on a daily? no not at all.
Does it make your engine run better? No again.
Its a way of getting more money out of us punters :rolleyes:
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Generally i run mine on standard unleaded due to being a tight b@stard but every few tank fulls i like to stick some Tesco momentum (99 ron) in and it definitely runs smoother and quieter. If i don't do this i start to get the occasional pinking under load due to the advanced timing set up that came with the ECU chip I run.
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Have only ever used 95 RON and no problems for nearly 9 years and 50,000 miles.
Think that says it all.
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Generally i run mine on standard unleaded due to being a tight b@stard but every few tank fulls i like to stick some Tesco momentum (99 ron) in and it definitely runs smoother and quieter. If i don't do this i start to get the occasional pinking under load due to the advanced timing set up that came with the ECU chip I run.
This is me also,including the tight b@stard bit :grin:
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Normal will be fine.
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been running mine on super unleaded for last 6 months and i get about an extra 40 miles out of it i will not go back to 95 now even if super leaded helps or not :smiley: oh and got 161 bhp on dyno yesterday so i think it does a little :smiley:
You've probably got the extra miles from the air temperature decrease.
Cars use slightly more fuel in the winter.
Cold air = more oxygen = more fuel needed to compensate.
Makes the car quicker too.