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"doesnt it all come from the same place just branded differently??" Yes, Tesco don't own any oil refineries, I've used their fuel for 15 odd years now, no problems so far. | |||
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"Unless you're running a Ferrari, Lambo etc. Standard fuel is fine. Correct service intervals is the main thing." Ohhh regular servicing is always good it keeps the engine ticking over and the va va voom... | |||
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"I was talking to someone i work with today, and he said he wont put supermarket petrol in his car because he thinks the branded petrol does less damage to his engine. Does anyone know if this is true?. " The fuel is of the same octane but the additives can be different. I have heard the same in the past and heard _umours but there is no definitive proof and some say its a cynical lie put out by companies who charge more for fuel. I look on it like this. We have yet to see anyone sue a supermarket for damage to a car. Now if there was any real evidence the no win no fee shysters would be in on the act suing the shit out of Tesco’s, Asda etc. I have a Evo FQ-360 and put both in mine. Its more important not to run the dregs of your tank through the injectors. | |||
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"Unless you're running a Ferrari, Lambo etc. Standard fuel is fine. Correct service intervals is the main thing. Ohhh regular servicing is always good it keeps the engine ticking over and the va va voom... " Yes, as long as you warm it correctly it can go on for ages. | |||
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"Well I remember a few months a guy seeing a BP tanker at our local Asda so I think all the major supermarkets get there fulel from the big boys anyway" That doesn't mean a lot because they may be delivering but its not always what they deliver to the BP stations. | |||
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"I was talking to someone i work with today, and he said he wont put supermarket petrol in his car because he thinks the branded petrol does less damage to his engine. Does anyone know if this is true?. The fuel is of the same octane but the additives can be different. I have heard the same in the past and heard _umours but there is no definitive proof and some say its a cynical lie put out by companies who charge more for fuel. I look on it like this. We have yet to see anyone sue a supermarket for damage to a car. Now if there was any real evidence the no win no fee shysters would be in on the act suing the shit out of Tesco’s, Asda etc. I have a Evo FQ-360 and put both in mine. Its more important not to run the dregs of your tank through the injectors. " Ah Evo...like shit off a shovel, perhaps you would be better suing the shit out of Tesco's? | |||
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"I was talking to someone i work with today, and he said he wont put supermarket petrol in his car because he thinks the branded petrol does less damage to his engine. Does anyone know if this is true?. The fuel is of the same octane but the additives can be different. I have heard the same in the past and heard _umours but there is no definitive proof and some say its a cynical lie put out by companies who charge more for fuel. I look on it like this. We have yet to see anyone sue a supermarket for damage to a car. Now if there was any real evidence the no win no fee shysters would be in on the act suing the shit out of Tesco’s, Asda etc. I have a Evo FQ-360 and put both in mine. Its more important not to run the dregs of your tank through the injectors. Ah Evo...like shit off a shovel, perhaps you would be better suing the shit out of Tesco's?" Don't forget the FQ-360 bit..... | |||
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"Unless you're running a Ferrari, Lambo etc. Standard fuel is fine. Correct service intervals is the main thing. Ohhh regular servicing is always good it keeps the engine ticking over and the va va voom... Yes, as long as you warm it correctly it can go on for ages. " Yes of course.. A bit of anti freeze... | |||
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"I was talking to someone i work with today, and he said he wont put supermarket petrol in his car because he thinks the branded petrol does less damage to his engine. Does anyone know if this is true?. The fuel is of the same octane but the additives can be different. I have heard the same in the past and heard _umours but there is no definitive proof and some say its a cynical lie put out by companies who charge more for fuel. I look on it like this. We have yet to see anyone sue a supermarket for damage to a car. Now if there was any real evidence the no win no fee shysters would be in on the act suing the shit out of Tesco’s, Asda etc. I have a Evo FQ-360 and put both in mine. Its more important not to run the dregs of your tank through the injectors. Ah Evo...like shit off a shovel, perhaps you would be better suing the shit out of Tesco's? Don't forget the FQ-360 bit....." You got it lemon lips | |||
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"Unless you're running a Ferrari, Lambo etc. Standard fuel is fine. Correct service intervals is the main thing. Ohhh regular servicing is always good it keeps the engine ticking over and the va va voom... Yes, as long as you warm it correctly it can go on for ages. Yes of course.. A bit of anti freeze... " and the correct lubricant | |||
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"I was talking to someone i work with today, and he said he wont put supermarket petrol in his car because he thinks the branded petrol does less damage to his engine. Does anyone know if this is true?. The fuel is of the same octane but the additives can be different. I have heard the same in the past and heard _umours but there is no definitive proof and some say its a cynical lie put out by companies who charge more for fuel. I look on it like this. We have yet to see anyone sue a supermarket for damage to a car. Now if there was any real evidence the no win no fee shysters would be in on the act suing the shit out of Tesco’s, Asda etc. I have a Evo FQ-360 and put both in mine. Its more important not to run the dregs of your tank through the injectors. Ah Evo...like shit off a shovel, perhaps you would be better suing the shit out of Tesco's? Don't forget the FQ-360 bit..... You got it lemon lips " Does 360 represent donutting? | |||
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"Unless you're running a Ferrari, Lambo etc. Standard fuel is fine. Correct service intervals is the main thing. Ohhh regular servicing is always good it keeps the engine ticking over and the va va voom... Yes, as long as you warm it correctly it can go on for ages. Yes of course.. A bit of anti freeze... and the correct lubricant" Oh a bit of wd40 | |||
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"Unless you're running a Ferrari, Lambo etc. Standard fuel is fine. Correct service intervals is the main thing. Ohhh regular servicing is always good it keeps the engine ticking over and the va va voom... Yes, as long as you warm it correctly it can go on for ages. Yes of course.. A bit of anti freeze... and the correct lubricant Oh a bit of wd40 " Nooooooooo, that stings. | |||
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"Unless you're running a Ferrari, Lambo etc. Standard fuel is fine. Correct service intervals is the main thing. Ohhh regular servicing is always good it keeps the engine ticking over and the va va voom... Yes, as long as you warm it correctly it can go on for ages. Yes of course.. A bit of anti freeze... and the correct lubricant Oh a bit of wd40 Nooooooooo, that stings." Oh you tried it? | |||
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"Unless you're running a Ferrari, Lambo etc. Standard fuel is fine. Correct service intervals is the main thing. Ohhh regular servicing is always good it keeps the engine ticking over and the va va voom... Yes, as long as you warm it correctly it can go on for ages. Yes of course.. A bit of anti freeze... and the correct lubricant Oh a bit of wd40 Nooooooooo, that stings." I think you're not using that wee straw that comes with it correctly! | |||
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"I use the Esso fuel in my sports car as its the higher octane and i find the fuel economy better which is all to do with the ant-knock properties Always been told its cleaner fuel but dont know for sure. " The cleaner fuel is a banana or two and yer bicycle. Can't beat a good bi cycle (apparently, so i'm told.) | |||
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"Unless you're running a Ferrari, Lambo etc. Standard fuel is fine. Correct service intervals is the main thing. Ohhh regular servicing is always good it keeps the engine ticking over and the va va voom... Yes, as long as you warm it correctly it can go on for ages. Yes of course.. A bit of anti freeze... and the correct lubricant Oh a bit of wd40 Nooooooooo, that stings. Oh you tried it? " Lets not go there, all I can say is, always wear the correct clothing. | |||
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" I detect a cunning plan in Cushy's thinking. By the time he's warmed it up, run it in he'll be trading it in for a newer model. " I just spat out my coffee... | |||
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"I run a Porsche Boxster 3.2S on Supermarket Fuel. The car adjusts itself automatically to the fuel. I have checked and although Porsche recommend a branded fuel they say that with regular servicing it makes no difference." I get better economy from a 3.5L on the esso higher octane | |||
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"TBH our car runs a lot better and is a lot more economical when we use shell or total fuels, the supermarket fuel and BP fuel just seems to run straight through, we can easily get an extra 10 -15 mpg using shell (good thing is shell by us is the same price as tesco)" I think if ANY fuel company could promise an extra 10-15 mpg if you used their fuel...NO-ONE would use anything else. | |||
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" I think if ANY fuel company could promise an extra 10-15 mpg if you used their fuel...NO-ONE would use anything else. " As far as i am aware they dont promise the extra, it is just that our car for some reason seems to love shell fuel and we genuinely do see a vast improvement in economy, next time we fill i will have to work it out properly, thinking about it i have over estimated it and it is about 7-10mpg better off (i think) | |||
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" I think if ANY fuel company could promise an extra 10-15 mpg if you used their fuel...NO-ONE would use anything else. " I tend to agree with that statement | |||
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" I think if ANY fuel company could promise an extra 10-15 mpg if you used their fuel...NO-ONE would use anything else. I tend to agree with that statement " I need to find this place quickly. I only get about 24mpg outta my car. I'd love to get nearly 40mpg and not have to drive a diesel or a Smart car. | |||
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"When I'm on a dark country road and low on petrol I don't really give a fuck which petrol station I next come across, so long as there is one before I run out of fuel!" Yeah...but....If you had been using Shell and getting 10-15 miles a gallon extra you wouldn't be running out! | |||
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" I think if ANY fuel company could promise an extra 10-15 mpg if you used their fuel...NO-ONE would use anything else. I tend to agree with that statement I need to find this place quickly. I only get about 24mpg outta my car. I'd love to get nearly 40mpg and not have to drive a diesel or a Smart car." Me too, I currently get 55.4ish out of my Peugeot 207 diesel but I'd love to bump it up to 70 or thereabouts | |||
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"When I'm on a dark country road and low on petrol I don't really give a fuck which petrol station I next come across, so long as there is one before I run out of fuel! Yeah...but....If you had been using Shell and getting 10-15 miles a gallon extra you wouldn't be running out! " I've used Shell for years as I collected the Airmiles but they've changed them to something else now and are worth half as much as they were. We've switched to Sainsburys as we get the Nectar points for that. Adds up you know, over the year we've collected enough points to do our Xmas shop in a couple of weeks and it won't cost us a penny. | |||
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"doesnt it all come from the same place just branded differently??" Yep spot on... | |||
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"I was talking to someone i work with today, and he said he wont put supermarket petrol in his car because he thinks the branded petrol does less damage to his engine. Does anyone know if this is true?. " Used to do work at quite a few refineries and you see supermarket tankers filling up at the same manifolds as the branded tankers.. asked someone about this and he said there is no difference | |||
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"I run a Porsche Boxster 3.2S on Supermarket Fuel. The car adjusts itself automatically to the fuel. I have checked and although Porsche recommend a branded fuel they say that with regular servicing it makes no difference." Bet you're putting regular in too - to be honest if you have a Porsche then you should be using branded fuel and higher octane - it does have extra additives and better performance.. If you're running a regular car - it won't make much difference as you probably won't have it on the road in twenty years time anyway... | |||
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"And fuel that is refined in winter is different to fuel that is refined in summer. Here is a question for you. Why do we have different octane levels with petrol? " Higher the octane, the higher it can be compressed before firing. | |||
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"And fuel that is refined in winter is different to fuel that is refined in summer. Here is a question for you. Why do we have different octane levels with petrol? Higher the octane, the higher it can be compressed before firing." And also means you can use more advanced ignition timing for more power. so using say 99 octane in your average car would mean what for its performance? | |||
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"And fuel that is refined in winter is different to fuel that is refined in summer. Here is a question for you. Why do we have different octane levels with petrol? Higher the octane, the higher it can be compressed before firing. And also means you can use more advanced ignition timing for more power. so using say 99 octane in your average car would mean what for its performance?" Nothing, save your money. | |||
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"And fuel that is refined in winter is different to fuel that is refined in summer. Here is a question for you. Why do we have different octane levels with petrol? " Are you thinking of the old 2/3/4 star? That was under the old leaded petrol. SHell, I think is the only one that is selling super petrol, and thats for high preformance cars, and if you make a mistake, lol. Look up RON via google ordinary unleaded is 95Ron. Hope the supermarkets don't start selling mobiles, broadband, Gas or Electric or it will be inferior | |||
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"I run a Porsche Boxster 3.2S on Supermarket Fuel. The car adjusts itself automatically to the fuel. I have checked and although Porsche recommend a branded fuel they say that with regular servicing it makes no difference. Bet you're putting regular in too - to be honest if you have a Porsche then you should be using branded fuel and higher octane - it does have extra additives and better performance.. If you're running a regular car - it won't make much difference as you probably won't have it on the road in twenty years time anyway... " Totally agree as i said. | |||
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" SHell, I think is the only one that is selling super petrol, and thats for high preformance cars, and if you make a mistake, lol. " Tesco have a higher octane fuel | |||
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"i did a test, filled up from a supermarket did my normal driving, then filled up from a brand station and did the same. the differance was over 5 mpg better with the branded fuel. so branded for me everytime, the cost is outweighed by the mpg " Fucking amazing! Your fuel injectors knew the difference! You don't work for Shell do you? | |||
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"There is no change in petrol summer to winter but diesel has kerosine (paraffin) added to it duringing the winter to lower the waxing point to -15. Which by the way is a waist of time in this country As diesel waxes at -25 " Incorrect. there is a difference. | |||
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"There is no change in petrol summer to winter but diesel has kerosine (paraffin) added to it duringing the winter to lower the waxing point to -15. Which by the way is a waist of time in this country As diesel waxes at -25 Incorrect. there is a difference." Are you sure? As far as i know the fuel or octane content is the same so what is the difference? | |||
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"There is no change in petrol summer to winter but diesel has kerosine (paraffin) added to it duringing the winter to lower the waxing point to -15. Which by the way is a waist of time in this country As diesel waxes at -25 Incorrect. there is a difference. Are you sure? As far as i know the fuel or octane content is the same so what is the difference?" With V power its not the octane level is higher they do both petrol and diesel in it. So you get better mpg and this is to do with the anti-knock properties of the higher octane fuel. 0h and no i dont work for them | |||
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"i did a test, filled up from a supermarket did my normal driving, then filled up from a brand station and did the same. the differance was over 5 mpg better with the branded fuel. so branded for me everytime, the cost is outweighed by the mpg Fucking amazing! Your fuel injectors knew the difference! You don't work for Shell do you? " all modern cars know how good the fuel they are using is, and no i dont work for shell, notice i didnt mention any names | |||
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"There is no change in petrol summer to winter but diesel has kerosine (paraffin) added to it duringing the winter to lower the waxing point to -15. Which by the way is a waist of time in this country As diesel waxes at -25 Incorrect. there is a difference. Are you sure? As far as i know the fuel or octane content is the same so what is the difference?" Just additives. octane rate stays the same. | |||
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"Anyone remember the Buncefield Oil Depot? The one that went KABOOM a few years back? Each storage tank had a different brand painted on it, but all the tankers filled up at the ones in use that day! Doesn't matter what brand, it is all the same! Those that say they get more MPG just by using a particular brand? I would wager that if you checked every tankfull an the same brand, there would never be just one answer! With diesel it can depend on the car you drive. The VW Passat is crap on cheap diesel if you just do town runs. The particulate filter gets clogged and that can cost a fortune! The Jag X-Type we have (2.2D) clogs up the Exhast Gas Recirculation valve on cheap diesel in a very short time, but the BMW (2.0D) has never given a days problem on any diesel, and it is the same with the C-Class (2.1D) (Mind you, the Jag is the run around..)" Doesnt matter what car you drive if its fitted with a particulate filter as they dont work period!! I spend most of my working day removing particulate filters from all makes of cars. cant stress how shit these things really are! | |||
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"Doesnt matter what car you drive if its fitted with a particulate filter as they dont work period!! I spend most of my working day removing particulate filters from all makes of cars. cant stress how shit these things really are! " I have heard that, but the BM is the only one we have never had trouble with. We do notice the cleaning cycle when the car runs a little rough for a short time, but no problems.. Someone did say to take the EGR valve off the Jag (also Mondeo, Transit) and blank it off before replacing, but I figure that it is there for a reason... Makes the car a pig to drive till it is cleaned out! | |||
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"Doesnt matter what car you drive if its fitted with a particulate filter as they dont work period!! I spend most of my working day removing particulate filters from all makes of cars. cant stress how shit these things really are! I have heard that, but the BM is the only one we have never had trouble with. We do notice the cleaning cycle when the car runs a little rough for a short time, but no problems.. Someone did say to take the EGR valve off the Jag (also Mondeo, Transit) and blank it off before replacing, but I figure that it is there for a reason... Makes the car a pig to drive till it is cleaned out! " All it does is recycle exhaust gasses which effectively fuck up the inlet manifold which makes the engine run less effective so uses more fuel which sort of defeats the object of it being greener! Yet another good idea on paper but like Particulate filters it doesnt work in the real world. | |||
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