Best Gas?

**speed unlimited** · November 22nd, 2009 01:40 PM

Might not be the best use gasoline that will give good performance to your engine . I use Petron XCS. 95 octane.

**hakkinen** · November 23rd, 2009 03:41 PM

i've tried shell & petron with their low end & high end fuels. to be honest with that E10 thing, i haven't really had any bad experienced with it (extra unleaded & regular unleaded user here), more so with XCS, Blaze, Premium & V-Power. although i must admit that using hi-end fuel really gave me more hatak and engine noise/behaviour seems to be more consistent.

with gas prices sky-rocketing high now as a "revenge" from the manufacturers due to the previous price freeze, i'm now forced to use regular unleaded gas just to get the extra mile.

but when my wallet is in a good mood, i'll take XCS hands down.

**Lemwellc** · August 15th, 2017 03:56 PM

Well, I guess my experienced is very different in all motorist here. Since I bought my Mitsubishi lancer last 2011, I just only stick to one Petrol brand and I choose FLYING V to take care of my car until now. Before I used this Petrol for my car, I made a lot of research in all Petrol here in our country including this big 3 shell, Petron and chevron. I found out that FLYING V used the best engine additives and this is a Valvoline. This is really an additives the most american noble motorist used for their sensitive and high end cars plus the fact that I had already been in one of FLYING V's machinery last 2011 for public viewing and I am very impress using German technology. Thanks Flying V grotto vista station for giving me a such a nice accomodation and service.

**lowslowbenz** · August 15th, 2017 04:01 PM

^

Good for you!

We are glad to know that!

**jodski** · August 15th, 2017 04:17 PM

Kulang ng F7... and Shift F7...

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**Egan101** · August 15th, 2017 04:28 PM

Best gas? Of kors, yung libre (fleet card or gas card).

**Mask Rider Blac** · August 15th, 2017 05:17 PM

Originally Posted by Lemwellc

Well, I guess my experienced is very different in all motorist here. Since I bought my Mitsubishi lancer last 2011, I just only stick to one Petrol brand and I choose FLYING V to take care of my car until now. Before I used this Petrol for my car, I made a lot of research in all Petrol here in our country including this big 3 shell, Petron and chevron. I found out that FLYING V used the best engine additives and this is a Valvoline. This is really an additives the most american noble motorist used for their sensitive and high end cars plus the fact that I had already been in one of FLYING V's machinery last 2011 for public viewing and I am very impress using German technology. Thanks Flying V grotto vista station for giving me a such a nice accomodation and service.

This sounds like an infomercial.

Sir, American po ba ang Valvoline?

Ano po ung German tech na tinutukoy ninyo?

Also, may gasoline ba ang Flying V na walang halong Ethanol?

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**Mask Rider Blac** · August 15th, 2017 05:19 PM

Originally Posted by jodski

Kulang ng F7... and Shift F7...

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Baka po cellphone ang ginamit, Sir 😁

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**Lemwellc** · August 17th, 2017 05:01 PM

Yung sa refinery nila yung mga machine made by German company DEMAG....
Valvoline is one of the most highly recommended and well known brand in America and in Europe.

**Lemwellc** · August 23rd, 2017 03:31 PM

Di naman big issue yung ethanol sa car engine and besides Americans, Belgium, Portugal and Japanese petrol also had an ethanol content. Pinoys lang naman maarte. Kaya yung ibang motorist sa atin dito pagdating ng 3 to 5 years na gamit ng car nila yun bagsak agad ang making ng sasakyan nila sa subrang kaartihan sa pagpili ng gas para sa sasakyan nila. Butingting dito butingting dun.
Even my neghbor here with Peugeot XT used also flying V gas because of trust. Remember this Petrol since nag start ng operation way back some years ago, wala kang may maririnig na issue.