V-power racing fuel
I've just moved to germany with work and have took my blob widetrack with me
I foolishly but Dutch v-power in it yesterday and it felt sluggish to say the least! (it's 95 ron) i didn't notice until later on that it was 95
However I've found a shell garage close to me that does v power 100 racing, will I be ok running it on that? I always use 99 back in the UK
I know there is loads of threads on v power but they are all old and want to stay up to date cheers
Chris
I foolishly but Dutch v-power in it yesterday and it felt sluggish to say the least! (it's 95 ron) i didn't notice until later on that it was 95
However I've found a shell garage close to me that does v power 100 racing, will I be ok running it on that? I always use 99 back in the UK
I know there is loads of threads on v power but they are all old and want to stay up to date cheers
Chris
well its 100RON so it'll be better than 99 
also your Dutch gear is now 97/98 RON according to wiki
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shell_...V-Power_petrol

also your Dutch gear is now 97/98 RON according to wiki
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shell_...V-Power_petrol
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Vpower 100 will be fine but you may get issues with the Aral 102 if your car is not mapped from factory standard. I had mine mapped by Bob Rawle on vpower 100 and when Aral brought out 102 I started using that and the car did not like it.
I am prepared to be told this is all BS and your car will be fine but I am only telling you what happened to me. I had a tweak made to the map and verything was fine.
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I am prepared to be told this is all BS and your car will be fine but I am only telling you what happened to me. I had a tweak made to the map and verything was fine.
Steve
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Wurzel i doubt that was the problem,running fuel with a couple of octane up,it's usually that if the octane in the fuel that you are using is less then what it was mapped for then you will definitely get problems.But a couple of raised octane is nothing too drastic i should think.SJ.
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Wurzel i doubt that was the problem,running fuel with a couple of octane up,it's usually that if the octane in the fuel that you are using is less then what it was mapped for then you will definitely get problems.But a couple of raised octane is nothing too drastic i should think.SJ.
Everyone seems to know better than me what happened when I put 102 ron fuel in my car running an STi 6 engine and Simtek ECU.
only thing could be if it was old fuel which degrades over time? but if Aral had only brought it out then i assume itd have been fresh
by that reasoning if i was to say put a bottle of a quality Octane booster like Nitros formula in my fuel tank i would have to get my map adjusted to suit as the added 2 or 3 octane to my fuel count will have an adverse effect on my map,its not really how it works mate.SJ.
A friend contacted me yesterday and said his car was a bit hoppy on that 102 also,it must be their additives that they put in their fuel.SJ.
One of the lads here uses it in his audi s3 and it loves it apparently
He said it is blue in colour also which I found weird! I only get tax free fuel from aral
He said it is blue in colour also which I found weird! I only get tax free fuel from aral
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My bugeye has been mapped for UK VPower and it seems to love the Aral 102 from Adenau. Although its a standard ECU and i've got no separate knock detection. Probably average 2 or 3 tank fulls from there per Ring trip and been going 7 years with no issues whatsoever.
Also had no problems with the VPower Racing 100.
Also had no problems with the VPower Racing 100.
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