Discussion
Zyp said:
I never go faster than 50 mph anyway, and certainly no more than 3500 rpm, so power isn't an issue.
Never? Are you sure a Porsche is the right car for you?
To be fair, I probably do most of my driving in London, but my car still sees a lot more than 50mph and a 3500rpm at least once a week. Otherwise, what's the point having a rev-happy fast car?
Getting back on topic:-
(1) The power difference is actually most noticeable at low to medium revs (in my view). The car feels smoother (whatever that means, I am going by my ear and bum dyno) at all rev ranges, though.
(2) I would have thought that a car that does a fair bit of low speed and low rpm work may well benefit a lot from the better additives/cleaning properties in an expensive fuel.
(3) Who wouldnt be a bit miffed if buying a Porsche and the previous owner said "I have only ever but cheapo fuel in it because I cant tell the difference?". Not sure I would buy it (including because it would make me wonder what other corners had been cut).
(1) The power difference is actually most noticeable at low to medium revs (in my view). The car feels smoother (whatever that means, I am going by my ear and bum dyno) at all rev ranges, though.
(2) I would have thought that a car that does a fair bit of low speed and low rpm work may well benefit a lot from the better additives/cleaning properties in an expensive fuel.
(3) Who wouldnt be a bit miffed if buying a Porsche and the previous owner said "I have only ever but cheapo fuel in it because I cant tell the difference?". Not sure I would buy it (including because it would make me wonder what other corners had been cut).
CGJJ said:
Do all you Porsche owners only use 98 Ron (V Power) or will you use 97 Ron super unleaded too (BP etc) ?
Thanks
I use both V-Power and BP Ultimate, depending on convenience. Haven't really noticed any difference between teh two in the Porsche but in previous turbo-charged cars I've owned, I noticed BP Ultimate seemed to give slightly better throttle response.Thanks
I've never used standard 95 RON.
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