What octane booster to use?
15 March 2004, 09:08 AM
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What octane booster to use?
I have just bought an sti 7 run on strictly optimax or SUL, I understand to gets it full potential I need to use octane booster. What do you recomend value for money wise. I have seen NF octane booster and looks quite good, are the gains they claim actually true. What else is about and waht quantity do I use
15 March 2004, 09:13 AM
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Millers is more available, my knocklink proves that higher up the rev range (7k+) i start to get a flickering 2nd green that then goes solid so no problems running it with optimax 
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Is yours an import? if not I dont think that octane booster is really needed. Curious as to any benifits this would have on a UK car, with exception to knock reduction possibly.
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18 March 2004, 11:34 AM
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If it is a Jap car then you need octane booster unless it has been re-mapped to run without.
I have had best results with N.F. but it has not always been easy to get. I have some here if anybody is stuck.
Consider getting a Knock Link too, so you know when you have det. Jap Innovations or BRD.
I have had best results with N.F. but it has not always been easy to get. I have some here if anybody is stuck.
Consider getting a Knock Link too, so you know when you have det. Jap Innovations or BRD.
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22 March 2004, 10:17 PM
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Originally Posted by harvey
If it is a Jap car then you need octane booster unless it has been re-mapped to run without.
I have had best results with N.F. but it has not always been easy to get. I have some here if anybody is stuck.
Consider getting a Knock Link too, so you know when you have det. Jap Innovations or BRD.
I have had best results with N.F. but it has not always been easy to get. I have some here if anybody is stuck.
Consider getting a Knock Link too, so you know when you have det. Jap Innovations or BRD.
Hi,
i have been queued up with dingy for ages to get some, can you help me Harvey?
looking for about 10 bottles
22 March 2004, 11:36 PM
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Just brought 10 bottles of Nf race
£13 each or £11 for 10 bottles plus £8 p&p
send e-mail to
richard@pentlandcomponents.com
£13 each or £11 for 10 bottles plus £8 p&p
send e-mail to
richard@pentlandcomponents.com
23 March 2004, 11:29 AM
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Roger Clark Motorsport are now importing and selling NF Race Formula directly to the public. They have got so fed up with the UK supply chain that they have decided to bring it into the country themselves. It is now available for next day delivery at a very reasonable cost.
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Best to ring up Roger Clark as the price depends on quantity. They have had to fly the NF in so it may be a little bit more expensive than others but it is available off the shelf for next day delivery. Taking this into account the price is still competitive.
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