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only on highly modified cars i reckon
Now owner of a Mk2 Golf, but a FRST is next mark my words (or a VR6 conv. for the golf )
- TimEdwards
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does for sure on jap imports as they are meant to run on 100 RON fuel....
The car infront is a Toyota
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probably psychological, my car always seems to be a good 10/15bhp more when ive just cleaned it etc
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I know that the top speed seemed to be higher with Optimax. Obv may be other factors involved...
Optimax: got 139 on the clocks, not hitting the limiter.
Normal Unleaded: 138 on the clocks hitting the limiter.
I wasn't driving, but the ones who were know who they are.
Optimax: got 139 on the clocks, not hitting the limiter.
Normal Unleaded: 138 on the clocks hitting the limiter.
I wasn't driving, but the ones who were know who they are.
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when I go on my top speed runs the fastest I got was on optimax, but as there was more in it s'pose that not alot to do with the fuel
Me vans a diesel so better not try it in there!!!
Me vans a diesel so better not try it in there!!!
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infact the reason why most people get a perfomance gain out of optimax is as follows..
it costs more, so they can't afford a full tank when they'd usually fill up..
therefore the car is lighter.....
therefore it accelerates faster
it costs more, so they can't afford a full tank when they'd usually fill up..
therefore the car is lighter.....
therefore it accelerates faster
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