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so wait - are you telling me that they need 98 ron fuel as standard??
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All the Chips are designed around 98 fuel (the ones I've seen).
some have an option of 95 fuel.
Stock on 95 should be fine here and there, but the car was designed to run on 98.
I ran out of fuel 2 weeks ago (well, needle below empty). Put in 10 litres of 95 to get me where I was going and next time I put in a full tank of BP98. No issues. I personally like using a petrol treatment every few thousand kms as well, used the Redline one last time, seems good.Comment
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They do not like 95. In Brisbane it was very hard to get 98 for a month or two mid last year (refinery problems after a fire). I had to fill up on 95.
I used octane boosters - they seem to bridge the gap OK.
I keep some in the car in case I cannot get premium.Comment
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