What is the crack with Millar's octane boost. Is it worth putting it in my 01 wrx or should i keep running on optimax only??

 

i dont like millers put some in mine and it didnot like it at all ran well like crap.. now use wynns brill... chris

only personal opinion..

 

Avgas is even better ;-)

 

Are you guys using this as a fuel supplement for imports?

Or 0-60 & 1/4 sprints?

 

i used millers and seemed fine havn't used it for a while and me engine runs a little rough without it.. so it gota make a difference when i do use it cos me engine runs smooth...

 

Millers is for beginners.

NF is the way forward.

 

Thnaks Greasemonkey - its a uk spec

 

No need to run booster then.

 

No *need*, agreed. But still definitely worth doing!! If you want a smoother engine with noticeably more kick. Put a bottle of NF in, you won't look back. Trust me.

 

Have to agree NF is the only one worth using, but not a whole bottle at a time

[Edited by Mercury - 9/13/2003 8:51:23 AM]

 

Are Scoobyscene the only supplier of NF in the Manchester area ?


Mark.

[Edited by S@m - 9/13/2003 11:33:13 AM]

 

Maybee using one shot...

 

Wheres the cheapest place to get fuel booster? (£7 to £8 a tin seems expensive).

 

i get my nf for £13 a bottle and u can get 6 tanks from it
although ive now been useing 75ml per tank to see if its any faster lol (plus i have a rolling road day coming up 2morow and i dont want it to blow up lol)

 

Believe Dingy is the guy to contact
http://www.nitrousformula.co.uk/

 

Pippyrips, is your WRX a JDM or UK market car? If the former, Super/Optimax plus decent booster is a requirement unless you have a KnockLink installed, or your car has been remapped for UK fuel.

If the latter, octane booster simply isn't necessary for normal usage, the cars are mapped to give optimal performance on 97 RON fuel...

[Edited by greasemonkey - 9/11/2003 2:37:50 PM]