sainsburys super?
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Ha Ha .... it's petrol Jim, but not as we know it
Sainsburys is brilliant for my cars, I get it whenever I can.
Tesco reduces my MPG quite dramatically.
V Power good - but usually silly expensive.
Sainsburys is brilliant for my cars, I get it whenever I can.
Tesco reduces my MPG quite dramatically.
V Power good - but usually silly expensive.
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i would put t99 or V power in my car but use the latter is shell is not far from me and my car is mapped on it. The difference in MPG imo is offset by t99 being cheaper. I don't think either one is that much better than the other so any of these i would use. I wouldn't use any other super if i could help it.
Just my opinion.
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Just my opinion.
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Bp ultimate anyone........
Which one performs the best in group tests?
I got mine mapped on Bp ultimate because there are bp garages near me.
Has there been any comparison tests?
Which one performs the best in group tests?
I got mine mapped on Bp ultimate because there are bp garages near me.
Has there been any comparison tests?
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Mine have always run fine on Sainsburys super. When I last had my car up to Barretts Motorsport in Canterbury (sadly now gone) for a service and they checked all was well, they queried the fuel I was using as the car was showing something on the unit that said the car liked it. May have been full advance and full throttle opening was permitted by the ECU?
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Down in the sw.
V power is far superior to all.
BP ultimate is ****e, seems to give normal cars good mpg but ron wise it sucks.
Esso super when they did it was good.
Sainsburys is a funny one, it can be very good but apparently there tanks and delivery tankers are no good and sometimes that effects the fuel.
V power is far superior to all.
BP ultimate is ****e, seems to give normal cars good mpg but ron wise it sucks.
Esso super when they did it was good.
Sainsburys is a funny one, it can be very good but apparently there tanks and delivery tankers are no good and sometimes that effects the fuel.
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It is and the last time I saw a delivery; the trailer was in Sainsbury livery and the tractor was white with a BP namestyle on the door.
Wether BP97 is suitable for you depends on the car. JDMs will struggle with BP Ultimate but be happy with Shell or Greenergy, whereas a UK STI PPP will be quite happy with standard BP produced 97RON.
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Wether BP97 is suitable for you depends on the car. JDMs will struggle with BP Ultimate but be happy with Shell or Greenergy, whereas a UK STI PPP will be quite happy with standard BP produced 97RON.
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I've read that some respected subaru mappers only recommend V-Power and Tesco99. I heard that alot of supermarkets and petrol suppliers source their "super" unleadeds from the same containers at refineries, and the driver requests the relevant additive for the ron value depending on which petrol station he's delivering to. But Shell V-power is stored completely seperate and is only supplied to Shell stations.
Since it was a bit of a hot topic at the time over on p1woc, i thought id email shell and see what they say ... this was the reply i got
"Reza,
You are correct that V-power is supplied separtely to other super
unleaded fuels, and does not come from a batch to which an additive
package is added. The V-power package and formulation is unique to
Shell.
In terms of RON, V-power is guranteed RON of 99, and based on typical
production is 99.2
Best Regards,
Rob."
I've only ever used V-power myself and very occasionally tesco99, most of the guys on p1woc use only these two aswell.
Since it was a bit of a hot topic at the time over on p1woc, i thought id email shell and see what they say ... this was the reply i got
"Reza,
You are correct that V-power is supplied separtely to other super
unleaded fuels, and does not come from a batch to which an additive
package is added. The V-power package and formulation is unique to
Shell.
In terms of RON, V-power is guranteed RON of 99, and based on typical
production is 99.2
Best Regards,
Rob."
I've only ever used V-power myself and very occasionally tesco99, most of the guys on p1woc use only these two aswell.
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I got my classic mapped on Bp ulitmate with a set up including 440s and a vf34 with full supporting mods and only managed 289bhp. Other cars seem to go over 300bhp with similar mods.
Think if I fill up on opitimax I'll get any improvements without a remap?
Do any tuners recommend BP ultimate or is optimax/ tesco stuff the best
Think if I fill up on opitimax I'll get any improvements without a remap?
Do any tuners recommend BP ultimate or is optimax/ tesco stuff the best
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Im no guru on all this ginger but i've not read anyone in particular recommend or overly rate BP ultimate as far as tuners go ... the RON rating if nothing else is not great.
but ... that being said heres some interesting reading that was posted up on p1woc
Thorney Motorsport October 2008 Fuel Test Report
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RE: Tescos 99 wins fuel shootout
but ... that being said heres some interesting reading that was posted up on p1woc
Thorney Motorsport October 2008 Fuel Test Report
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RE: Tescos 99 wins fuel shootout
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