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Have recently bought a 2004 plate STi, the car was remapped by Andy Forest so has the switchable map via the demister button, I have always run the car on V Power... what other fuels and octane rating can I use ?
Is it okay to use super unleaded from Waitrose? I used to go Tescos up the road, but my splitter catches when I leave the garage so I've had to go elsewhere...
Again only from reading too many threads on here, most supermarket fuels are poor quality. The 'super' bit means that they just add a higher octane. Tesco Momentum is supposedly better than most other supermarket fuels and comparable to V power, just dont ask me how or why.
Have recently bought a 2004 plate STi, the car was remapped by Andy Forest so has the switchable map via the demister button, I have always run the car on V Power... what other fuels and octane rating can I use ?
Thx
You dont have a switchable map for fuel, all you have is a switchable boost level (high + low boost.). You should really stick with the fuel that its mapped for. If you have to use a lesser fuel than v-power,(all other fuels) you should take your time and not thrash it.
Again only from reading too many threads on here, most supermarket fuels are poor quality. The 'super' bit means that they just add a higher octane. Tesco Momentum is supposedly better than most other supermarket fuels and comparable to V power, just dont ask me how or why.
As i would have put it as well lol, tesco is on its day as good a vpower but it does get let down by quality variation. sometimes its better than others but its always good
Have recently bought a 2004 plate STi, the car was remapped by Andy Forest so has the switchable map via the demister button, I have always run the car on V Power... what other fuels and octane rating can I use ?
Thx
Surely the best thing to do would be to give Andy a quick ring or drop him an email with the details of the car and he'll be able to tell you exactly what fuel you can safely use