XCS vs Blaze100

[r3cca]

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Unless your car is older than 1990 do not use xcs. xcs is meant for cars that need leaded fuel. it has a lead substitute that help lubricate the upper part of the engine. this lead substitute can clog up the injectors of modern engines. Use v power nitro or plain unleaded a lot better. blaze 100 or vpower nitro racing is only good for high performance engines.

it all boils down to hw "HIGH" is the "High" performance engine..

I beg to disagree XCS is also an unleaded fuel?

[H.Wolowitz]

ts pwede ko mo.hitch diri? curious sad ko ani

my car is an old 97 nissan ex saloon, twin cam engine 16 valve 1,392cc displacement

previous owner has been using unleaded fuel and so i am using one now, Xtra advance of petron

ok ra ni mga bossing? kanang knocking ba. wala jowd ko kasabot ana. hehe

[Group B Motors]

Yes XCS is an unleaded fuel with a different additive to the normal unleaded fuel. the lead substitute used in XCS has lubricating properties suitable for the older engines. the downside is it can clog injectors. This is the common denominator of cars that i repaired with injector problems. And this fuel is definitely a no, no in gasoline direct injection engines such as that of the FT-86, the new forester and the new mazda cx-5.

[dhingarhdz]

Well @TS here is the answer to your question, from the car guru himself, panagsa ra kaayu na mo reply ug thread si boss Jed.

[H.Wolowitz]

Yes XCS is an unleaded fuel with a different additive to the normal unleaded fuel. the lead substitute used in XCS has lubricating properties suitable for the older engines. the downside is it can clog injectors. This is the common denominator of cars that i repaired with injector problems. And this fuel is definitely a no, no in gasoline direct injection engines such as that of the FT-86, the new forester and the new mazda cx-5.

kay karaan na man akong car boss, so ok ra either unleaded or XCS ang itubil? hehe or para nimo asa man ang mas maayo aron dili sad maguba dayon ako makina?

[Group B Motors]

depends on how old your car is. With older cars the valves need good lubrication this is why you will need xcs. engines that have been designed for unleaded fuel have valves that do not need the lubrication properties of lead. As a general rule the older engines are non-multivalve and must use xcs and the newer engines, multivalve, will be better off with unleaded.

[r3cca]

Yes XCS is an unleaded fuel with a different additive to the normal unleaded fuel. the lead substitute used in XCS has lubricating properties suitable for the older engines. the downside is it can clog injectors. This is the common denominator of cars that i repaired with injector problems. And this fuel is definitely a no, no in gasoline direct injection engines such as that of the FT-86, the new forester and the new mazda cx-5.

ah I see.. there is still a lead content diay gihapon.. while researching also.. naa sad ko nakita about the e10 content sa mga gasoline.. saona wa na ethanol content ang uban fuel but karon murag blaze100 nlg daw ang walay ethanol? maka daot sad ba ning e10?

[Group B Motors]

There is no lead content there is a lead substitute which is not lead

[necrotic freak]

Tinuod na.. Ang Blaze100 walay 10% ethanol content. Mao nga maka feel mo nga lahi gyud ang throttle response sa Blaze100. Pero wala na nagpasabot nga ni kusog imong sakyanan.

All gasoline today is Unleaded, no more leaded gas. Nagkalahi nalang na sa mga additive package mao nang octane rating.

[r3cca]

There is no lead content there is a lead substitute which is not lead

ah okay my bad.. unleaded jud diay.. but it still have 10% ethanol right? im referring to xcs..