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From: MY00,MY01,RX-8, Alfa 147 & Focus ST :-)
I'm using it most of the time now (with an occassional fill up of Optimax). I've found the car a lot smoother (more so than using Optimax). Powerwise, I haven't noticed much difference. That said, my car is a fairly standard Uk model. Perhaps on imports and more highly tuned versions you might notice more difference?
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Filled up with a complete tank to get a good run at it and really get a feel for it. Didn't notice much difference. It was a bit smoother through the lower revs, but not so much so that other factors couldn't have been the cause (weather - temp and humidity).
No difference so back to Optimax, I know it's OK in the car so if it ain't broke....
No difference so back to Optimax, I know it's OK in the car so if it ain't broke....
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I tried BP ultmate first time, car was really slow to pickup,anything below 4k rpm forget it, but when it did, it seemed to pull really strong. so I tried another tank full and it sorted the lack of low down pull, it is now much better low down, say 2-3k rpm it picks up really strong, better than optimax, also in say 4th gear at low rpm lovely. so I think I will stay with BP and stop using optimax. car 2001 PPP, anyone else found the same.
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MY00 with a Link (so very easy to notice engine noise): in my brief experience, I'd put 'Ultimate' as slightly below Esso SUL, which is a way below Optimax even from the stations withough a good turnover of the stuff (ie my 'local' ).
I wasn't going to risk another tank of the stuff - I'd need to do a total remap (which I don't for Esso SUL) & TBH it wasn't worth the effort.. or any point!
I wasn't going to risk another tank of the stuff - I'd need to do a total remap (which I don't for Esso SUL) & TBH it wasn't worth the effort.. or any point!
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