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02 December 2009, 06:14 PM
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Yes you can run your car on 95 ron fuel but really if you spend x ammount on a performance car you want to put the best fuel in it 
and you do gain power from shell v power or other 99 ron rated fuels
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and you do gain power from shell v power or other 99 ron rated fuels Tony
02 December 2009, 07:36 PM
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Must admit that when I got mine, I started by just putting 95 ron in, afterall it's cheaper and I'm usually skint... boo hiss!
Then I tried Tescos 99 ron and oh what a difference. Haven't gone back I just eat less.
Are all the premium grades the same? Are tescos pushing it by saying 99, it does seem better than Esso premium.
Then I tried Tescos 99 ron and oh what a difference. Haven't gone back I just eat less.
Are all the premium grades the same? Are tescos pushing it by saying 99, it does seem better than Esso premium.
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Must admit that when I got mine, I started by just putting 95 ron in, afterall it's cheaper and I'm usually skint... boo hiss!
Then I tried Tescos 99 ron and oh what a difference. Haven't gone back I just eat less.
Are all the premium grades the same? Are tescos pushing it by saying 99, it does seem better than Esso premium.
Then I tried Tescos 99 ron and oh what a difference. Haven't gone back I just eat less.
Are all the premium grades the same? Are tescos pushing it by saying 99, it does seem better than Esso premium.
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