I picked up a bottle of "Classic Super Plus" in a French hypermarket recently. It was the equivalent of only £1.90 for a 375ml bottle.

I'm wondering if it is Octane Booster in disguise: The following was gleaned from the back label:

Super Plus is an additive for injection and carburettor petrol engines. It is suitable for exhaust catalysts.

Benefits:
1. Avoids "l'encrassement du circuit d'alimentation" - probably means that it cleans the injector nozzles.
2. Lubricates the valaves and cylinder head
3. "Assure le rendement optimal du moteur" - probably means that it guarantees the optimum output from the engine.

So, is it octane booster in disguise, and do you think it's a safe bet to add it at my next fill-up?

 

Of course its not safe if it cost less than two pounds.

 

Dave

The stuff you're talkming about sounds more like an engine cleaner than an Octane booster.

 

Sounds like some sort of injector/head/carb cleaner to me. I'll ask a friend who's in the trade if he's heard of it.

Same friend gets me Millers octane booster at cost price, £2.40 a bottle.

Cheers
Lee

[This message has been edited by logiclee (edited 15 October 2000).]

 

Sure it wasn't Vinaigrette?

 

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Same friend gets me Millers octane booster at cost price, £2.40 a bottle.

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Don't think £2.40 is 'cost'. I get it for £20 for 10 bottles. Couldn't possibly say where though

 

Come-on Gary tell-us were you get your booster at that price, you never know you might get a bigger reduction for passing trade on, or maybe buy it through you at a small profit to your self of course. Rik