100 ron fuel and octane boosters
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100 ron fuel and octane boosters
So...say a car is mapped for 100ron Japan fuel and now runs on 98ron UK...does anyone know wether the Japan ron is measured in the same way as UK fuel???????
As i am DIY...i wont at this level of tune go new ECU or chip.SO i need to know about fuel.
If i use an octane booster to boost it up to 100ron am i right in assuming my car will be 100% safe like in Japan?
Which do i use..i want one i can just go in to Halfords or Motaworld etc and buy easily.
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As i am DIY...i wont at this level of tune go new ECU or chip.SO i need to know about fuel.
If i use an octane booster to boost it up to 100ron am i right in assuming my car will be 100% safe like in Japan?
Which do i use..i want one i can just go in to Halfords or Motaworld etc and buy easily.
Cheers.
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Which do i use..i want one i can just go in to Halfords or Motaworld etc and buy easily
does the skyline have active knock sensing? if so you might not have to bother
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ps i personally use castrol valvemaster plus. but i only use it for the lead additive...
if i had a chance i'd snap up a load of NF from dingy
which reminds me... i must PM dingy about NF
if i had a chance i'd snap up a load of NF from dingy
which reminds me... i must PM dingy about NF
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Well i assume the ECU retards the ignition of det sensing BUT none of the Skyline boys seem to know Or they dont want to tell me..LOL....
As the stage 1 ECU mod says it makes it suitable for using UK fuel..i was sure the skyline was more intelligent
As the stage 1 ECU mod says it makes it suitable for using UK fuel..i was sure the skyline was more intelligent
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I went to JAE on Sunday and there was a stall selling these things called Fuel Cats or something.
They claim it increases your RON by 3-4 and only needs changing every 100,000 miles.
I'm sure they will be at Ford Fair and Trax if your going.
Matt.
They claim it increases your RON by 3-4 and only needs changing every 100,000 miles.
I'm sure they will be at Ford Fair and Trax if your going.
Matt.
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Originally Posted by zvhturbo
I went to JAE on Sunday and there was a stall selling these things called Fuel Cats or something.
They claim it increases your RON by 3-4 and only needs changing every 100,000 miles.
I'm sure they will be at Ford Fair and Trax if your going.
Matt.
They claim it increases your RON by 3-4 and only needs changing every 100,000 miles.
I'm sure they will be at Ford Fair and Trax if your going.
Matt.
This thread on scoobynet is about a broquet fitted to an R33 GTR. http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=332919
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No was defo not a Broquet.
I'm sure it was called a fuel cat.
It was simply to increase the RON rating.
I have the leaflet at home, if i get the chance i will scan and post it tonight.
I'm sure it was called a fuel cat.
It was simply to increase the RON rating.
I have the leaflet at home, if i get the chance i will scan and post it tonight.
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i was sure the skyline was more intelligent
just coz itll knock the timing back if it detects det, dont mean you can simply not bother to put an ignition map in the 1st place, or map for an incorrect fuel grade...
its there as a safety feature, not something to be relied on
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Originally Posted by zvhturbo
No was defo not a Broquet.
I'm sure it was called a fuel cat.
It was simply to increase the RON rating.
I have the leaflet at home, if i get the chance i will scan and post it tonight.
I'm sure it was called a fuel cat.
It was simply to increase the RON rating.
I have the leaflet at home, if i get the chance i will scan and post it tonight.
The people that buy them seem to think they work, those that don't, think they are BS.
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fuel cats are bollox I have tested them when I was at ford...
RON is measured in the same way any were in the world as it is a standard.
Jim,
good luck getting a price out of Dingy I pm'd and emailed him about some several time (and also about a battery box) but got no reply
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RON is measured in the same way any were in the world as it is a standard.
Jim,
good luck getting a price out of Dingy I pm'd and emailed him about some several time (and also about a battery box) but got no reply
Alex
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GTRs have 2 knock sensors that are connected to the ECU to lower any chances of it detting its bollocks off.
But fact is thats besides the point, your car aint standard, your running more boost and a FAR less restictive zorst.
And youve no idea how well its set up, even if its setup for the correct octane, you dont know its running right, could be all manor of sensor, fuelpump, injector probs that could make it slightly underfuel n go pop, like any car.
Get it checked if you worried.
But fact is thats besides the point, your car aint standard, your running more boost and a FAR less restictive zorst.
And youve no idea how well its set up, even if its setup for the correct octane, you dont know its running right, could be all manor of sensor, fuelpump, injector probs that could make it slightly underfuel n go pop, like any car.
Get it checked if you worried.
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