Lead replacement
LRP's garbage anyway, avoid it.
I always try to use higher quality fuels like Optimax, I do possibly notice a difference from them especially in poor conditions. Seen some good figures from rolling roads as well reflecting the difference in power and flexibility.
Just drop a bottle of Millers VSP in there now and then, it's fantastic stuff and IHMO the only one worth using
I always try to use higher quality fuels like Optimax, I do possibly notice a difference from them especially in poor conditions. Seen some good figures from rolling roads as well reflecting the difference in power and flexibility.
Just drop a bottle of Millers VSP in there now and then, it's fantastic stuff and IHMO the only one worth using

Ask your car.
Try it and see if your car likes it. Blue has never run better than when I used to put Tesco LRP in. It hates optimax, BP ultimate and Tesco 99 don't float it's boat either. Now I just use tesco 95 which gives the best result. Other cars give utterly different results, only your car knows what it likes best.
LRP is a cocktail of chemical crap as lewis says but some cars like it.
Tinweevil
LRP is a cocktail of chemical crap as lewis says but some cars like it.
Tinweevil
1978 Pageant Sprint - the rustomite, 1972 Spitfire IV - sprintfire project, 1968 Valencia GT6 II - little Blue, 1980 Vermillion 1500HL - resting. 1974 Sienna 1500TC, Mrs Weevils big brown.