Super Unleaded in an STi V5???
#3
Unless you are going everywhere at 2000 rpm then dont use normal unleaded....& even then I would be worried !
Sti5's use the Phase 2 Boxer engine which requires good grade of fuel.
Bear in mind that these engines are tuned to run on Japanese 100 RON fuel.
I personally run Optimax plus Millers.
Ro.
[Edited by RoShamBo - 10/16/2002 3:29:59 PM]
Sti5's use the Phase 2 Boxer engine which requires good grade of fuel.
Bear in mind that these engines are tuned to run on Japanese 100 RON fuel.
I personally run Optimax plus Millers.
Ro.
[Edited by RoShamBo - 10/16/2002 3:29:59 PM]
#4
Try Optimax(98+ Ron) & NF(upto 6Ron increase). Tried Optimax & Millers and still had knock at 6000rpm. When running on Optimax and Nf i have never experienced any knock correction whatsoever.
Whatever you do DO NOT RUN ON 95RON ITS LETAL TO YOUR PISTONS.
Cheers
Gez
Whatever you do DO NOT RUN ON 95RON ITS LETAL TO YOUR PISTONS.
Cheers
Gez
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Ricky,
I wouldnt use normal u/l in my sti-v, its asking for trouble if you do have to use it just put a tenner in and run off boost till you can put real fuel in there, use a min of super u/l and nf, I however use Optimax and NF as the combined octane rating is the highest....
I wouldnt use normal u/l in my sti-v, its asking for trouble if you do have to use it just put a tenner in and run off boost till you can put real fuel in there, use a min of super u/l and nf, I however use Optimax and NF as the combined octane rating is the highest....
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