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going to the servo tonight i noticed that the e10 fuel is sitting at about
$1.32! and the premium fuels are at about $1.40 odd! i was putting the top line premium fuel in my baby but now im going to put straight e10 in her! why has the price of fuel gone through the roof ! someone please tell me! i was putting a 500ml bottle of wyns racing fuel to every tank but with the price of fuel i'll be using straight e10 until the price drops! |
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| TROYMAN |
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locally ive been paying a constant $1.39 for bp 98..
and unleaded has been a steady $1.18 per litre.. |
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| peetys here |
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s**t! the e10 is $1.32 all over my area !
i hope the price drops soon as i'll be walking everywhere. |
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Um peety, is that a chev badge rooting a ford??
And i heard from my bank manager that the price of high grade fuel will be at $2 per litre in the very near future, and no one can explain why, Gas is on my mind now!
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ford-racer46 wrote: Um peety, is that a chev badge rooting a ford?? And i heard from my bank manager that the price of high grade fuel will be at $2 per litre in the very near future, and no one can explain why, Gas is on my mind now! s**t ! how did that get on there! 
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| ford-racer46 |
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Are you a holden fan i disguise?? like a Decepticon....NOT COOL, were do use get the cars rooten cars animations?
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| Trav 4.0 |
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I've been using 100ron from United for over a year. I gain about 5rwkw over 98.
Also use a splash of E85 now & then for a couple more rwkw. Never had any fuel system issues. 100ron consistantly stays around $1.34 which is less than 98 is. Atleast here in SA.
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| peaandham |
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Do you know any where down the South way that does 100ron ! i would like to try it to see what i can gain, and its cheaper !
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Whats E85? and have you confermed 5rwkw, most people think 100.octane s**t
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peaandham wrote: Do you know any where down the South way that does 100ron ! i would like to try it to see what i can gain, and its cheaper ! Are you talking like norlunga?
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Yes i do mean Norlunga, Morphett Vale, Christies Beach area !
Also what is Octane really? and what parts of the car can it clean? I filled up with 98 from Both Mobil, and BP and just want to know what Octane is and how the fuel helps clean a motor !
_________________ OLD CAR: EB II Falcon, Everglade Green, 250thous (Rough Guess), Wildcat Extractors, 2.5 Exhaust with Muffler + Hot Dog, 18 Inch Rodney Jane Mags, XH Snorkel, EA MPEFI Tubing ! |
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ford-racer46 wrote: Whats E85? and have you confermed 5rwkw, most people think 100.octane s**t Nah. I just pulled a figure out've the air. E85 is 85% ethanol, 15% petrol. Closest southern United is Adelaide Airport.
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Trav 4.0 wrote: ford-racer46 wrote: Whats E85? and have you confermed 5rwkw, most people think 100.octane s**t Nah. I just pulled a figure out've the air. Closest southern United is Adelaide Airport.  O.k dumb question lol, um i dunno im all the way in Elizabeth, i havent really been south
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peaandham wrote: Yes i do mean Norlunga, Morphett Vale, Christies Beach area ! Also what is Octane really? and what parts of the car can it clean? I filled up with 98 from Both Mobil, and BP and just want to know what Octane is and how the fuel helps clean a motor ! Too hard to explain. But the bigger number, the bettera it is.
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peaandham wrote: Yes i do mean Norlunga, Morphett Vale, Christies Beach area ! Also what is Octane really? and what parts of the car can it clean? I filled up with 98 from Both Mobil, and BP and just want to know what Octane is and how the fuel helps clean a motor ! The octane rating of fuel is purely its resistance to knock. It is NOT a measure of the actual amount of octane in the fuel. (hence you can get fuel with an octane over 100) RON is tested with a variable compression ratio single cylinder engine. Mixtures of iso-octane and n-heptane are tested. Pure iso-octane will achieve an RON of 100, and n-heptane will achieve and RON of 0. A sample fuel is tested in the engine and the compression ratio is increased until the fuel knocks. the ratio is then checked against the result from testing the iso-octane and n-heptane, if the sample fuel knocks at the same compression as say a 91/9 mix of iso-octane and n-heptane, the fuel is deemed to be a 91 RON fuel. To measure above 100ron the graph is simply extended beyond 100 at the same rate of change. |
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