just wondering if anyone has used the 100% octance fuel sold at the united servo on princess hwy between junction and westall rd ??

uhh.. would this be 100 octane rating fuel?

yes I have and also my mate who has a 360rwkw BF Typhoon. No drama's what so ever

Is that the 5% ethanol stuff?

not sure its on the hwy n they sign reads 100' octane i think was just wondering if anyone has used it and had problems

I remember there used to be an optimax extreme or something a few years back that was 100 octane using 5% ethanol but not sure if it took off.

there has been a few threads over the time about 100 octane its just 98 with ethanol to make up the other 2, only thing is extensive use of ethanol can dry out motor, but i doubt only 5% would make a massive difference

my mates using it in his ford picked up like 30kw just in fuel change from bp98 meant to be a tuff fuel!

hrm might give it a try

.....its 10 percent ethanol in this one guys cheers darren

isnt this stuff the cheaper e10 fuel sold at shell an stuff just wit a diff name to make some more dollars im sure it is, can any 1 verify it though

Quote: Originally Posted by WPN.747 only thing is extensive use of ethanol can dry out motor what?

Quote: Originally Posted by jordy what? the fuel evaporates the engine oil Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Quote: Originally Posted by JoKickAss the fuel evaporates the engine oil Where is this information coming from ? Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Quote: Originally Posted by scaryride Where is this information coming from ? Common knowledge Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Isn't it only really beneficial if your car is tuned for the higher octane rating?

100% octane, put that in ur car and see what happens, might lose an eyebrowe or more

Quote: Originally Posted by JoKickAss Common knowledge [QUOTE=WPN747]only thing is extensive use of ethanol can dry out motorBoys. Have a look at this credible research into a non flex fuel vehicle using E85 with direct comparison to another vehicle using standard pump fuel. There is no suggestion that the engine using E85 has encountered any extra engine wear due to using 85% ethanol. Which makes this "common knowledge" sound like another misconception http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuOs1yap8mU Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

i was only joking around "Scary"

Quote: Originally Posted by JoKickAss i was only joking around "Scary" Sucked in again Some original photos have not been recovered yet.