vortex gold vs. xcs plus

[chris_d]

The more exact approach is obviously to set your odometer to "0" on filling your tank, then refer to your mileage reading on your next full tank. Relying on fuel gauge needles will give no more than a reasonable estimate.

That is what I usually do, however the reading on the gauge is favorable since it is the first time that happened.

[babymim]

another question:
alin sa dalawa ang mas matagal maubos, blaze o velocity? mas matagal ba maubos ang dalawang ito than their cheaper siblings?

[jarx]

Vortex Gold, pero dahil sa company card. I would have switched to regular unleaded, pero 95 octane sabi sa manual

[babymim]

i'm using xcs now, report ko lang later kung meron nag-increase o decrease ba ang fuel economy ko. post pa kayo pls!

[j_avonni]

Sea Oil is now selling 10% ethanol mixed gas (RON's 95 & 97 only). It's cheaper by 60 centavos, has more mileage, has cleaning mechanism, and less toxic (as claimed). I think I would try it. Any comments?

[kapitan88]

Sea Oil is now selling 10% ethanol mixed gas (RON's 95 & 97 only). It's cheaper by 60%, has more mileage, has cleaning mechanism, and less toxic (as claimed). I think I would try it. Any comments?

Totoo ba ito? Does it mean na 13.40 per liter lang ang gas sa kanila? Tama ba yung 60% cheaper?

[kotiko]

Uhh I think it's only cheaper by P.50 Centavos.

[j_avonni]

Totoo ba ito? Does it mean na 13.40 per liter lang ang gas sa kanila? Tama ba yung 60% cheaper?

Sorry bro 60 centavos pala.

[babymim]

reply pa kayo pls!

[Heretic]

I prefer Petron XCS because of the better acceleration and mileage that we could get with our sedans. I would entrust my diesel microvan to Shell and Seaoil though. Caltex doesn't have a station near us so I can't comment on the Vortex.