Gareths eddie30 lives on it its great for getting clubcard points

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keep the machinery between the greenery

R766JKV nile blue gti6 - sold
V634DLR black gti6 - sold
Now driving a skoda furby vrs - for sale
Currently piloting an Audi a3 sportback

They're not saying it's bad (yet), just that they're no longer endorsing it. Sponsorship deal gone awry maybe?

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Ph1 306 GTi 6 | RX8 231 S1 | YBR 125 Cafe Racer | MT-03 660

Your not meant to put it in any xu Peugeot due to the ethanol content

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Ex- Phase 3 China GTi-6 T-Reg

I put it in my SC-6 numerous times.

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Ex SC-6

Now in a Megane R26

It also says it doesn't recommend it's use to none of there customers.

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andrew315rawson@live.co.uk
Moonstone phase 7 gti6
My Project thread: http://www.306gti6.com/forum/showthread.php?id=119992&page=1

These things are always stupid scare stories, most of the stuff supermarkets get is just "whatever they can get their hands on cheapest", so it can be all kinds of stuff.

Yes you can probably get the odd bad batch, yes you can find a s**tty engine and blame it on the fuel, but I've been using supermarket fuel 95% of the time for the eleven years I've been driving, and bearing in mind I've always done fairly high mileage (15k+) that's well over a hundred thousand miles of driving on supermarket fuel and never once have I had fuel related issues. Not on crappy diesels, not on bigger engines (2.7 V6 in my Coupe), not in my modern Astra diesel and not in the '6.

I've never had needed a new fuel filter out-of-band, I've never had a mechanic go OH JESUS LOOK AT YOUR SPARK PLUGS, I've never had misfiring issues, so I never believe any of this s**t.

I reckon it's just often the easiest thing to jump on. Say a car's over-fuelling and the spark plugs are just covered in black sooty s**t. Someone asks what fuel goes in, and as soon as they hear it's supermarket stuff they lay the blame there because it's easier than finding the actual issue.

Until the day I have a prematurely knackered fuel filter, or clogged up injectors, or gummed up fuel pipes I'll just carry on saving myself some money thanks

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stevie
09 308 gt140 cc
03 octavia vrs

IF IT AIN'T BROKE, IT AIN'T A GTI6

Don't really use tesco but I know morrisons fuel is s**te. Always the cheapest in town by a penny or two but I get much less miles from it.

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'01 Astor Grey GTi6

'99 Cherry Rallye

I'm in the same boat there mate, lucky to get 300 on regular, ANY super gets me over 300 (350)

Saying its all s**te just can't be true, petrol has to meet standards. Yes, more bio fuels are being mixed in , but supermarket petrol just isn't s**t.

I often see Sainsbury's tankers in Total stations

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Red Rallye - Rolling "restoration"

Wishbone Polybushes available

Judging by some reactions on various forums, this is closer to the truth. Something to do with sponsorship being pulled and/or Tesco's involvement with another team running MG's it seems. This Thorney guy isn't unknown to have thrown his toys out in the past.

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Ph1 306 GTi 6 | RX8 231 S1 | YBR 125 Cafe Racer | MT-03 660

Like i said.
Technically you shouldnt use this in an xu10 engine as its 5% ethanol

You should use 97ron or higher though as thats what the book says.
I normally just get 95 though but it runs better on vpower or sainsburys/bp 97 definetly

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Ex- Phase 3 China GTi-6 T-Reg