Discussion
Tripps said:
Reckon I'll try it again, filled up with 3/4 tank of it a few months back and it seemed really flat compared to the 95 I'd had in before - so perhaps a duff batch...
Certainly no excitement on the noise front, but I find 95 does it best for mine
95! :shock: I only ever use 95 when I am on fumes and there is nothing else about.
Extra 300 Driver said:I've tested back to back and the only major difference was a lacking of urge at 120+, otherwise the different between insanely powerful and no-quote-as-insanely-powerful isn't something I've spotted so far.
95! :shock: I only ever use 95 when I am on fumes and there is nothing else about.
For hard hooning and track work, it has to be Optimax though

Tripps said:
Extra 300 Driver said:I've tested back to back and the only major difference was a lacking of urge at 120+, otherwise the different between insanely powerful and no-quote-as-insanely-powerful isn't something I've spotted so far.
95! :shock: I only ever use 95 when I am on fumes and there is nothing else about.
For hard hooning and track work, it has to be Optimax though
Mine pinks like a t
t if I use 95, I think my car has high compression. Something to do with GT on the ECU???? Dunno.
Extra 300 Driver said:I can switch mine to the 95 octane mapping, so although it runs at a higher compression than a standard 4.5 (I beleive) it copes with the lower octane by advancing the ignition I presume.
Mine pinks like a t t if I use 95, I think my car has high compression. Something to do with GT on the ECU????
Tripps said:
Extra 300 Driver said:I can switch mine to the 95 octane mapping, so although it runs at a higher compression than a standard 4.5 (I beleive) it copes with the lower octane by advancing the ignition I presume.
Mine pinks like a t t if I use 95, I think my car has high compression. Something to do with GT on the ECU????
Oh thats one of those posh Cerbs!
Pink Rose is it?

Tripps said:
Extra 300 Driver said:I can switch mine to the 95 octane mapping, so although it runs at a higher compression than a standard 4.5 (I beleive) it copes with the lower octane by advancing the ignition I presume.
Mine pinks like a t t if I use 95, I think my car has high compression. Something to do with GT on the ECU????
Wouldn't you want to regard the ignition rather than advance it if you're using lower octane fuel?
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_DeeJay_ said:Yeah, that does sound a bit more right.
Tripps said:Wouldn't you want to regard the ignition rather than advance it if you're using lower octane fuel?
Extra 300 Driver said:I can switch mine to the 95 octane mapping, so although it runs at a higher compression than a standard 4.5 (I beleive) it copes with the lower octane by advancing the ignition I presume.
Mine pinks like a t t if I use 95, I think my car has high compression. Something to do with GT on the ECU????
All I bit complex for me

dean_ratpac said:It was standard on factory fits (like mine), to the left of the stereo, and I've seen upgraded cars have them in the dash recess near the alarm override/bypass thingy.
i've a red rose, but don't have the 97/95 button, is this something you can fit after? the amount of times i've had to fill up with 95, in desperate attmpt to find 99 or optimax.
Don't know whether they can be retro fitted though, I'd guess so, as I presume its a simple on-off switch to the ECU and all the clever stuff happens in there.
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t if I use 95, I think my car has high compression. Something to do with GT on the ECU????