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Here in the US its BP/Amaco Premium (archive)
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Posted by kbia on June 17, 2001 at 17:28:50:

In Reply to: The octane is not as critical as the sulphur posted by Bill R. on June 17, 2001 at 17:20:41:

In the major cities such as atlanta, the PPM is 30. I checked the others by emailing them. Almost all responded.


content. You should be able to locate the supplier of your fuel and get the sulphur content on the net. If not call your local station and ask them for the info. Compare all local brands and octanes. The lower the sulphur the better.


Hello all,

What type of fuel should I be putting into my bimmer to give my engine a little more time?

The "standard" over here in the UK is 95 Octane Premium Unleaded and its what BMW recommends. However the last couple of times i have put in Super Unleaded (97 Octane), which is designed for the higher powered engines - and I find that the car does run a little better...

Whats your advice?

Cheers
Patrick
(with a never ending list of questions!)





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