v power

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Chrs, Aug 28, 2007.

  1. Chrs

    Chrs Guest

    Hi Group.,
    Has anybody used that V power diesel or petrol from shell?
    if so what was the power like , some state that it makes the car
    have better power also runs very better. and cleaner,
     
    Chrs, Aug 28, 2007
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  2. Chrs

    Linea Recta Guest


    Yes that's what Shell states. It mainly makes your wallet cleaner.



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    Linea Recta, Aug 28, 2007
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  3. yes and no

    in my 406 Hdi i get a little more fuel economy on v-power over noname
    diesel

    the BIG difference is in total excellium, about 200km extra on one
    full tank of diesel

    1100km on a noname brand with a very light foot ( 1L/15.7Km)
    1300km on excellium with "normal" foot ( 1L /18.5)
     
    Marc Amsterdam, Aug 29, 2007
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  4. Chrs

    Ken Guest

    In Australia they used to call the petrol Optimax and they claimed it
    had a higher energy density than normal petrol. Now it is called V
    Power - same octane rating - 95. for a while they were also selling a
    V plus which contained ethanol (totally without any utility for the
    user but tied up to some grubby politics in Oz). We usually use
    optimax/V-Power but I have never detected and difference (and one,
    early on, I filled the tank with normal unleaded by mistake - again,
    absolutely no difference - or none that I could detect - but I
    understand that the anti-knock system may have been operating
    unobtrusively and reducing power or economy - maybe)
     
    Ken, Aug 29, 2007
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  5. Chrs

    Linea Recta Guest


    The thread was about diesel, but I think the same applies for petrol.



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    Linea Recta, Aug 29, 2007
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