what gasoline do you use.

**bart** · November 8th, 2002 01:07 PM

Our company imports (I think from Indonesia or some asian oil producer) refined gasoline and it's part of our benefits, for the commercial brands, I normally load up on Petron's Blaze since I do get rebates from Petron products.

**Beefcake** · November 8th, 2002 07:04 PM

make your money work for you, and not you working for money. If you want to know how, email me.

Hmmm... Linya yan ng mga MLM boys ah? I hope hindi mahaluan ng mga non-sense marketing craps yung mga threads dito tulad ng nangyari sa Kotse.com. :shock:

**jorebo** · November 9th, 2002 03:21 PM

Any brand, as long as it's unleaded, 92 octane or better and it's not contaminated.:mrgreen:

**splerdu** · November 9th, 2002 07:44 PM

shell velocity.

ot: jorebo, that's a very nice car you have =)

**jorebo** · November 10th, 2002 09:21 AM

OT: Thanks for the compliment splerdu.

**jaspi11** · November 11th, 2002 08:51 AM

unleaded lang minsan vortex gold or shell super premium.

**tridagger** · November 11th, 2002 10:13 AM

Vortex Silver for regular city driving and Vortex Gold for provincial trips.

**DITTO** · November 11th, 2002 10:38 AM

Dati shell unleaded pero simula ng maprivatize ang Petron, doon na ako... di ko alam kung bakit :lol: :lol:

**RS Sprint** · November 12th, 2002 10:43 AM

On my car, I use Shell Velocity. I like its combination of good power, decent fuel economy and smooth idling.

Petron Blaze gives the best power, but idling is really rough, unnacceptable for daily driving. Fuel economy is so-so.

I used to use Caltex Vortex Gold, but power / performance was unnacceptable to me so I stopped. AFAIK most of the serious tuners (Autoplus, QC Tires and Autosport etc.) don't like Caltex.

On diesels I like Shell as well, though I don;t have any diesel car with me now.

On our other cars (Expd, F150, MB W140) when I use them I just use regular unleaded from Shell.

Apparently, US spec cars don't like our high octane fuels because of too many additives that f**k-up the o2 sensor. Even with US spec Porsches, BMW's and Ferraris, they just use regular unleaded.

On Euro spec cars however, OK pa naman mga high-octane fuels natin.

On our next track day, I'll be able to try avgas sposored by Flying V.

**luloym** · November 12th, 2002 10:58 AM

petron diesel max for my TD27 (dinadayo ko pa since there's no Petron station nearby) and shell unleaded for my civic (thank God, Shell station is almost everywhere).