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  1. #21

    Quote Originally Posted by Group B Motors View Post
    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.
    my car is an old 97 nissan ex saloon, twin cam engine 16 valve 1,392cc displacement

    unsay mas nindot i-gas ana unleaded or xcs?

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    blazee.. or gold

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    Quote Originally Posted by epep View Post
    blazee.. or gold
    boss ang cltex gold murag xcs ra man tingale? please correct me if im worng..

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    xcs is an unleaded fuel that does not harm engines that was not designed for unleaded fuels. caltex gold is not. anyways if your car has a multivalve engine there will be no benefit in using xcs. All other 93 and 95 octane fuels regardless of brand are the same. V power nitro racing and blaze are different. 99% of the cars running do not need xcs blaze or v-power nitro+ racing.

  5. #25
    Quote Originally Posted by Group B Motors View Post
    xcs is an unleaded fuel that does not harm engines that was not designed for unleaded fuels. caltex gold is not. anyways if your car has a multivalve engine there will be no benefit in using xcs. All other 93 and 95 octane fuels regardless of brand are the same. V power nitro racing and blaze are different. 99% of the cars running do not need xcs blaze or v-power nitro+ racing.
    But because of marketing hype, daghan nag usik2x sa ilang kwarta. Lipay ang shell ug petron.

  6. #26
    Quote Originally Posted by Group B Motors View Post
    xcs is an unleaded fuel that does not harm engines that was not designed for unleaded fuels. caltex gold is not. anyways if your car has a multivalve engine there will be no benefit in using xcs. All other 93 and 95 octane fuels regardless of brand are the same. V power nitro racing and blaze are different. 99% of the cars running do not need xcs blaze or v-power nitro+ racing.
    99% of the cars running do not need xcs, blaze ug v power?

    Makita man ang difference sa xcs ug blaze with my eon car sir.. hehe

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