Unleaded question
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it will run like a bag o' ****e and you will presumably get loads of det, and maybe engine failure? is it a uk car or jdm? if its jdm i know you are meant to use the super version, if you are using normal unleaded get a fuel addative to add to increase the ron in the fuel.
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jamo
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Its an MY03 Sti type UK.
The acceleration is not 100% smooth all the time. The turbo kicks in nicely, then there is an extremely slight hesitation around the 5500rpm area, only very slight though and not every time I accelerate.
I only brought the car yesterday and there was 1/2 a tank of fuel in there. I have put in Optimax, but I wondered if perhaps it had normal unleaded in before and this may be the problem.
Or are these cars not perfectly smooth through the rev range all the time?
The acceleration is not 100% smooth all the time. The turbo kicks in nicely, then there is an extremely slight hesitation around the 5500rpm area, only very slight though and not every time I accelerate.
I only brought the car yesterday and there was 1/2 a tank of fuel in there. I have put in Optimax, but I wondered if perhaps it had normal unleaded in before and this may be the problem.
Or are these cars not perfectly smooth through the rev range all the time?
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Originally Posted by SirFozzalot
Take a look in the manual. It says something along the lines of "Use 98 RON unleaded gasoline - 95 RON can be used but not to optimum performance"
On a UK car of course.
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