Wannabe

Been trying to get the stuff for a week now and went today to still find they aint got any and told me they dont have any idea when they will either.

I had to put some super in the other day at £102.9!!! and the car doesnt run very well on it..yellow lights back on again so i aint got any petrol and dont know when i can get sum. MINT!


Sy

TonyBurns

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Damn thats expensive per litre

Tony

Spec'c'57

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is there not a tesco nearby????? would rather run on the 99 ron than anything else..... altho last time i ventured into a shell they still had optimax (2 days ago here in southend)

ALi-B

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Times like this you may have wished you had mapped for 95 or 97ron and not 98ron

Btw...optimax is plentiful round here. But I don't need it

Wannabe

i went to our big Tesco about 3 month ago and they didnt have it then so im not sure, aint really got enough juice to find out either.

Im off for a couple of days so will get by but ill need some for work on Wed so i hope they pull their socks up!!

My cars mapped for 98 ron so ant put 95 in...ill get some octane booster just incase

Sy

scoobfan

Cracks me up all this fuel malarky

Rob

ALi-B

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Indeed

Why map for a fuel that only one single fuel company provides Might seem like a good idea to teh onwers and indeed the tuners when tuning for max bhp. But it ain't too clever for when you get a bad batch of fuel....or in a situation where you cannot find any. IMO what some of the mapping guys do, takes far too much for granted.

I suppose it would be a bit self righteous of me to come along and spout "it's better to go for a nice broad safety margin on fuel/ignition maps, just incase what is in the tank isn't up to it" LOL

my 93

Not really mate just wished we had a fuel service worthy of the 21st Century.

If we still had Donkeys the ******** would manage a hay shortage, oh and dont forget the 80% tax on hay they would bring in.

ALi-B

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LOL, I think that is all that can be expected from the typical farce of a British country

scoobfan

Well if you don't like it, buy a diesel

Rob

Mikkk

Four of the seven 'local' Optimax spots round Bristol are still empty ... ended up popping to a Tesco pump and slapping in some 99ron for a test. Will take the old girl out for a spin later to see if any noticeable effects, though I doubt it as I don't notice any tangible effectes when running BP Unlimited or Sainsbury's Super either.
One definite bonus was the difference in price between Optimax & Tesco

gubby

I have a standard MY05 WRX, and have been using Optimax since new.

However, I have been told by a Subaru Specialist that it is totally unnecessary to use Optimax/Ultimate/SUL and the car will operate perfectly normally on Premium Unleaded without any detrimental effects.

Anybody confirm this is so?

Are the SUL fuels only for the STi & JDM brigade?

cat7

UK cars are mapped for 95 however they do run better on sul, you can feel the differnence as the car can make use of the higher resisitence to knock SUL provides.