cashy

Hi all,

Where can i get say a case of octane booster from, costs and whats the best one to buy?

Cheers

Cashy

DeanF

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Cashy,
I prefer Silkolene Pro Boost, Car does too
Tried NF car did not like it.
Bassetts In Shelton, Hanker for some discount on a Box Full
Dean
Believe Dodge has a few tins in his Shed (wooden one not the Pug )

cashy

lol........

does he now, will have to giv him a bell, how much do you put in to a tankfull.....


wheres bassets?

DeanF

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The Motorbike Accessorie shop on the Same road as Signal Radio towards the roundabout @ the Top.
Varies, depending how hot the weather is, Nice & cold like now about 1/2 Tin to a tankful, Makes a big Diff
Dean

cashy

by the bridge.....red fronted place?

DeanF

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opposite end, Little roundabout !!!!!

Steve777

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Cashy,

E-mail me and I will let you have a contact number for a mate of mine who sells it mail order. It'll be cheaper than going to a shop for it mate

Steve

MentalJapTurbo

I don't know if it is any good, but I found this online source the other day.

http://www.scoobyparts.com/html/misc.html

SCOOBNOV

I get mine from GGR in leister, they do mail order and a good price for six litres.

cashy

Doesnt the scooby ecu learn what fuel its running on, if i start using octane boost, wont the car expect this rating everytime i fill up, say for instance that one day i have no octane boost and fill up with super unleaded then will the car be running as if it has higher octane fuel???

Just a thought..............

The_Judge

Your ECU should adapt pretty quickly to lower quality fuel. However, if your car's modified, particularly a manual boost controller, be very careful. The ignition can only be retarded a certain amount, and if knock is still detected, the ECU would attempt to reduce maximum boost. If you're controlling boost though, the ECU would be unable to reduce it. You could very well be detting. If you have a Knocklink, keep a careful eye on it, and adjust your driving accordingly.