WHAT MAKE OFF FUEL IS BETTER

msm

Well-known member
rick540 said:
Almost all unleaded is now marketed as "cleaner unleaded" How's that for an admision they were selling us dirty shit a few years ago...........

Problem is that they are still selling us sh!t quality fuel, compared to the rest of the world.
 

rick540

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Who conducts quality tests on South African fuel?

I would be really interested to see how it compares worldwide.
 

msm

Well-known member
rick540 said:
Who conducts quality tests on South African fuel?

I would be really interested to see how it compares worldwide.

+1

If we had decent fuel, then maybe we can see our BMW diesels hit the million KM mark. Here's a German E39 530d on 940K KM :dropjaw: with regular maintenance only:

High mileage 530d

NB: If you've got Chrome as your browser, just do a translation of the page, as it's in German.

Also, the E39 diesels are quite popular as taxi's in Europe and these guys do crazy mileages too.
 

herr bmw

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hi guys ,tried my first tank of shell 95 unleaded v-power,going to fill up with another tank of shell tomorrow,that way i know all the other brand of fuel is out of the system.
what i can say is,im now getting 11.9km/l(open road,touched 12,1km/l)and urban 10.2-10.5km/l(and that is with a bit of quick acceleration on pull offs,luv the 6 cylinder sound)

thanks guys for all the input,will let you know the out come of the second tank
 

herr bmw

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just some feed back,got a 12,3l/km(on board computor)last night.
still using v power shell(3rd tank now)so it seems ill be sticking to shell.

wonder if the fuel consumption would get better on a longer trip?say durban or cape town?
is there anybody else getting this consumption?
 

Sankekur

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I am guessing you mean /100km, else you might be driving an american car :)

The fuel consumption should be a lot better on open road driving. On a trip to durban a while back I got 6.8l/100km (from a 3.0l petrol engine :shocked: )
 

herr bmw

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Sankekur said:
I am guessing you mean /100km, else you might be driving an american car :)

The fuel consumption should be a lot better on open road driving. On a trip to durban a while back I got 6.8l/100km (from a 3.0l petrol engine :shocked: )

nope on my car you can set it if you want l/km-liters/100 or miles/gallon.set it up for litres/km.
show you when i see you
 

Sankekur

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Phew glad we got that sorted :)

(I was thinking, at 12.3l/km I would only be able to drive about 5km on a full tank of petrol :) )
 
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