2.0 8v which fuel?
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crossedmike
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i would probably use 2 tanks getting there. i might fill it half way and put half in before saturday then the rest on the day for the journey there.
hahah ohh dear ill bring a fuel tank full as you never know lol ill bring petrol tho not diesel so you wont want to use mine haha
also i noticed a nice pick up in modifying my air boxed to been drilled and a new cold air feed was cheap and easy to do : )
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crossedmike
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i drilled it widened hole attatched cold air feed and then cleaned it up dont sound any different to me and feels alot nippier off line and setting off
Why put engine flush in? You not going to remove it before it goes on the rollers???? I have never used engine flush in my car and Mark @ Saxon Motorpsort commented that he hasn't seen a bottom end so clean before (expect a new bottom end).
All I do is change the oil after every trackday or 3months which ever comes first and make you feel better the oil I use is £50 for 5 litres!
With the petrol you might as well run it on what ever petrol you have to see what power you usually have, I've always filled my car with super unleaded or now I'm commonly using V-Power from Shell as it's the closest petrol station to me and the prices are the same as tesco..... the joy of living in the valley's
It will take a few tanks fills for the ecu to adjust itself to the new higher octane petrol
All I do is change the oil after every trackday or 3months which ever comes first and make you feel better the oil I use is £50 for 5 litres!
With the petrol you might as well run it on what ever petrol you have to see what power you usually have, I've always filled my car with super unleaded or now I'm commonly using V-Power from Shell as it's the closest petrol station to me and the prices are the same as tesco..... the joy of living in the valley's
It will take a few tanks fills for the ecu to adjust itself to the new higher octane petrol
just use VW stuff, it's £25 for 5 litres and £4 odd for a fuel filter! I'm using more expensive oil because of the oil temps I was getting out on track and it rev's more, with more power, etc.... Start looking into engine oil and you become scared and think what damaged you done etc... there's a lot about oil.
If you use engine flush you will need to change the oil as all the crap it collects need to be removed.
If you use engine flush you will need to change the oil as all the crap it collects need to be removed.
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crossedmike
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you serious
i flushed my engine about 2 months ago and then topped all the oil up as was needing it so your telling me i put new oil in and the flush filled it with cr@pvngtx
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i should stop using tesco petrol, that will give me some power back. drained some off a car today, it wasnt even blue-ish at all. was clear as water.
If you read on the tin of engine flush it tells you to put it in the engine before a oil change and drive the car for a few 100 miles or so and then change the oil. All the crap it removes from your engine is at the moment sitting in the sump..... should then change the oil to remove the sh!t from your engine!
vngtx
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maybe one day ill stip the engine down to head, block and sump and get it specially washed. sometimes theres a knocking from the camshaft.
Rather a lot of work for "one day" just keep changing the oil, after a while to oil coming out will look like the new oil going in!
crossedmike
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sorry just realised i used fuel flush lol not engine flush because i read the flush stips the unique oils or lube off some parts somewhere correct me if im wrong lol
vngtx
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i best make sure i remember to put the sump plug back in then
one day is possible if working 24 hours solid
Tesco 99 came out tops on all of Thorney Motorsports fuel tests. Even better than V-power and BP ultimate
I use V-power though as i dont have a tesco local
I use V-power though as i dont have a tesco local
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