Any used/ heard of it?

One bottle in a full take will take you up to 105 ron,
but you should use half bottle really, and that gives 101.

15 fl oz/ 444ml bottles.

i may be able to get this suff cheap if anyones intrested.

RRP is about £15 but will be a bit cheaper than that!
will find out for defo tomorrow.


oh, how much do people pay for millers etc?

 

so no ones heard of it ?

 

Would only ever use stuff for which i have seent he results on the dyno, namely NF which really does do the business.

 

well funny you should say that, i was going to try some out at the RR day at well lane (nov 21) and see if it was any good.

i'm going to see if i can have a free sample bottle to test.

 

I mean the engine dyno, not the rolling road! those things are so inconsistent the reading could vary byt he gain anyway between runs.

Plus it would take a remapped ecu between runs to gain a noticable difference.

 

I pay £3.45 for Millers octane +.


Seems to work ok for me.

 

[QUOTE=mudfrog]I pay £3.45 for Millers octane +. .[/

That's only 10p cheaper than RRP! www.millersoils.net I paid £27 for a box of 10 last time.
JohnD

 

aha buying in bulk!

 

but the miller bottles are only 250 ml aren't they?

so you need 2 for a tank...........and that only takes you to 101ish?

this stuff does 105 with one bottle to one tank.

(correct me if i'm wrong about the millers)


thanks peeps.
how do you use the NF stuff and what ron does it give you?

 

NF is 6 RON points for a bottle.

 

NO

 

Perhaps you guys wanna do a bit more reaserch on Millers stuff.. It seems that when its combines with Optimax the outcome is not soo good.

Kevi Groat..Has the wording on the NF bottle changed??? Im only asking because if it say 6 RON point then it means that the RON is only raised by about 3.6RON so beware. A lot of octane booster co's were in trouble for sayingt that their product could actually raise ron by so much when it couldnt.
You best bet is to add a capful of toluene Cheap, effective and will make the cleanest burn of fuel.

Gez

 

kevi, is that at a ratio of one full bottle to a full tank?

i phone the lucas tech line and that who told me about the 105 rating, so this stuff does 7 points in a ratio of a bottle to a tank.

 

http://www.nitrousformula.co.uk/


NF web page


NF race (the 6 ponts one) RRP £13

 

Just spoke to the millers tech guy...4 days ago,he said..Using the millers as per instructed...Ie a bottle to a tank full of petrol ...Gives 1.6 octane points....I thought it was nearer the 2+ mark to be honest.....
Looking at NF perhaps....Not heard a bad word for the stuff...Kev.

 

Julian - Do you need a bottle of NF to try ... £13 to you mate, I have some left!

1 bottle does 6 tank full's, adding an octane number or so, or 2 octane if you use double the amount etc.

 

Sorry to be daft (just got my first Impreza) but where can I get a supply of the NF octane booster for my 1994 WRX please? Cheers.

Ben

 

NF is now imported by Roger Clark Motorsport.
Toluene is indeed relatively cheap but it takes a lot more than a capful to make an appreciable difference.
Trust me.

 

various available..................try here, the other site is out of date!!

http://www.nfeurope.com/stockists.htm

 

and highly toxic!

 

well found out that this stuff can be had for £12 a bottle.

so i'm having some to try if i can get a slot at well lane on the 21st!

but will be £11 ish if lots of peeps buy it!

 

The idea of a good octane improver is not only to increase the octane rating of the fuel (don't forget - one octane number = ten octane points, so if a given amount of OB gives say, 5 octane points, that is only 0.5 RON) but also to help control the flame front of the combustion. If you add any more than that needed to control pre-ignition or det. it's a waste of money! I would doubt very much if your ECU could add advance to the point of taking advantage of 105RON!
JohnD

 

so you would use half a bottle and get 101 ron.

a small twist on the dawes and off we go!