what petrol do i put in

[luke182sport]

i bought a 182 last week an on tick over it feels sluggish but the needle is still is this normal or does it need the deer petrol
loads of people said its the norm but id like to find out more thanks

 

[Snails]

The dearer petrol, isn't a requirement, it will run fine of normal petrol, however you may see a increase in mpg on the more expensive stuff that outweighs the additional expense. People also reckon it runs better, but i haven't really noticed any difference in performance since switching to the more expensive stuff. Welcome to the forum btw!

 

[Poopensharten]

Stag petrol FTW

 

[Bazzon]

Always run mine on super fuel 97-99 ron depending which services im at. Ran it on 95 a few times when ive been short it always seemed a little worse but this could be mind tricks

The cars are a bit lumpy on idle especially if cold.

 

[Timmay]

sainsburys super FTW!

 

[Fletcher]

Asda 95, or whatever else is cheap.

 

[luke182sport]

do you think it will be better if i changed spark plugs its not that bad really im just fussy

 

[SC03OTT]

I'm currently using V-Power to see for myself if there is actually a difference. Will be filling up with my third tank next week.

 

[Tucker]

no, they are all slugish get used to it

 

[marinemackay2003]

the cheapest you can get lol

 

[Fletcher]

the cheapest you can get lol

Knowsit. makes no difference IMO.

 

[Poopensharten]

Knowsit. makes no difference IMO.

IMO, id listen to the guy whose car has lunar miles on

 

[JCC]

Clios are always shaky on idle, won't get rid of it.

 

[Craigus]

You guys are fools, gives at least 20 bhp extra

 

[Fletcher]

IMO, id listen to the guy whose car has lunar miles on

haha.. on 112,500 miles now mate, and loves a drop of the ghetto fuel

 

[Poopensharten]

haha.. on 112,500 miles now mate, and loves a drop of the ghetto fuel

Christ almighty...!

The GTi will be up for sale in December, need another 172 of the Phase 1 variety

*hugs Russ*

lol

 

[Fletcher]

Christ almighty...!

The GTi will be up for sale in December, need another 172 of the Phase 1 variety

*hugs Russ*

lol

yes mate, you know it makes sense

 

[pugs9000]

Super for me, no reason apart from the 197 really was sluggish on 95 ron- even the dealer admitted this, and same for the vee, only because previous owner always ran it on v-power- i've seen the receipts too!
Deciding factor is what you can afford and feel comfortable with- to me it makes virtually no difference- maybe £15 difference a month.

 

[marinemackay2003]

reckon i will be chasing you on the milage front there fletcher im on 95k now and will easy be at 120k by end of year

 

[Poopensharten]

reckon i will be chasing you on the milage front there fletcher im on 95k now and will easy be at 120k by end of year

Nearly broke in then?

IIRC there was a lad from Germany or somewhere on here and his is rolling on somthing like 188,000km :S

 

[marinemackay2003]

got a few more left in him yet and when it blows, will bang another one in lol

 

[Snails]

Does nobody else find the higher ron stuff sgives better mpg. I'm paying about extra per litre, but getting mpg's about 12 or 13% higher than before.

 

[Fletcher]

reckon i will be chasing you on the milage front there fletcher im on 95k now and will easy be at 120k by end of year

Not far off the 100k club

Mileage has dropped lately, so you'll more then likely catch me up mate

 

[Perry]

Haven't noticed any difference on whatever I run it on, didn't make any difference when I changed the plugs on 34k either - only thing that seems to make a difference on mine is the how hot/cold it is that day and what the air is like.

 

[p@blo]

Knowsit. makes no difference IMO.

+1, although the extra lubricants/additives blended into the dearer brands can't do it any harm every once in a while

 

[Fletcher]

+1, although the extra lubricants/additives blended into the dearer brands can't do it any harm every once in a while

Yes mate, every now and again i do fill up with up a tank of v-power for it's cleaning properties.