mattstevenson2005
Active Member
Hi mate, i used it while i was on holiday, did around 1200+ miles and didn't notice any difference from normal supermarket value petrol that i use. Is there really any difference between the value petrol and the higher octage for example tesco normal petrol vs tesco momemtum etc...
Matt
All Shell are saying is they have repalced their 'regular' fuel with 'fuel saver' fuel - its the same price as everywhere else, just a bit better (in their opinion)
As its the same price it can't do much harm to use a fuel which has had millions spent on it developing it for the F1 market.
The high octane stuff, as mentioned, makes a difference in new / highly tuned engines, but, in a old f**ked engine makes no difference at all
garioch43
Active Member
Fuel at all petrol stations in a particular area comes from the nearest refinery.
Any "differentiators" are added by the tanker driver before it is delivered to the forecourt.
It would be interesting to know what "Shell Efficiency Improver combined with a special detergent package" actually is.
Let's hope the tanker drivers remember to add it!!!!
Any "differentiators" are added by the tanker driver before it is delivered to the forecourt.
It would be interesting to know what "Shell Efficiency Improver combined with a special detergent package" actually is.
Let's hope the tanker drivers remember to add it!!!!
robp38
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Datatek
Well-Known Member
So that would be 1 litre in 80 then? Better to buy supermarket diesel here thats over 10 cents a litre cheaper than the branded stuff
So that would be 1 litre in 80 then? Better to buy supermarket diesel here thats over 10 cents a litre cheaper than the branded stuff
Apparently Shell claim it saves one litre per 50 litre tank. But it was possibly tested by a nun driving a Prius.
Datatek
Well-Known Member
Apparently Shell claim it saves one litre per 50 litre tank. But it was possibly tested by a nun driving a Prius.
