Petrol Recommendation

[Sammy_koh]

Any Bros driving a hyundai getz around?

wat grade or brand most suitable.

been pumping tiger brand 95. tot of switching to cowtax.

[Jeff49er]

I like cowtax

[Ladykillerz]

cowtax(Caltex) is good..

 

my choice -> cowtax then a$$hole then sell, will not consider Singaporeans Please Come... Haaaaaa...

 

Ladykillerz

[Gubby]

Using it.

With Safra discount

[Pentrain]

bro, i drive a getz..ESO 95 works best for me

[Junhong]

Any Bros driving a hyundai getz around?

wat grade or brand most suitable.

been pumping tiger brand 95. tot of switching to cowtax.

 

Is Getz a conti car

 

Post your inquiry in Korean car please

[Peaceracer]

Ya was thinking y getz' post is under conti car.

 

Anyway mine is a 1.1 Getz. i pump 92 Shell currently.

 

For 2 yrs i am pumping esso 95, getting 11.5km/l

 

Hang cheng pai so i pump esso 92 a few months back and i got 14km/l!!

 

hmmm...

[Davetan86]

i'm driving getz 1.4

been using SPC Ron 95 and my FC is 13.5km/l

FC must depend on ur driving style

good maintenance also plays a part too

[Peaceracer]

Hahaz, maybe wallet thinner so subconciously step lesser...

[Pentrain]

bro..actually i heard of ppl pumping ron 92 for getz..but do u feel any difference..from 95 to 92??

 

i dun tink it harm the car in anyway rite?

[Peaceracer]

No lehz. I am in this world to tell ppl that higher octane number doesnt mean that it is gd for the car.

 

Mine recommanded is 92 so i jus pump and the mileage got better. (not sure if its directly affected by e fuel)

 

I feel that there is no point in putting higher grade fuel into your car if it doesnt need it. Yes the difference is very little but we shouldnt throw $$ to the drain too rite. Best is follow the car manual.

 

Saw a Swift 1.3A pumping 98 @ Shell. I was like

 

My aunt also swore by Caltex's 98 for her Verna 1.6. I tried telling her but she don believe. To prevent our relationship from deteriorating, i decided to give up telling her.

[Patro]

I believe all brands are the same. Just be sure you're using the right octance. For a Getz I'm sure the compression is low enough that you can use 92. In many places in the US, 91 or 92 octane is the highest available.

[XLR8]

No lehz. I am in this world to tell ppl that higher octane number doesnt mean that it is gd for the car.

 

Mine recommanded is 92 so i jus pump and the mileage got better. (not sure if its directly affected by e fuel)

 

I feel that there is no point in putting higher grade fuel into your car if it doesnt need it. Yes the difference is very little but we shouldnt throw $$ to the drain too rite. Best is follow the car manual.

 

Saw a Swift 1.3A pumping 98 @ Shell. I was like

 

My aunt also swore by Caltex's 98 for her Verna 1.6. I tried telling her but she don believe. To prevent our relationship from deteriorating, i decided to give up telling her.

 

Only yesterday I saw a Chery QQ pump 98 Platinum. Even more power.

[Viceroymenthol]

I believe the Americans use a different octane rating, so US 91 should be our 95 or 98.

[Peaceracer]

Only yesterday I saw a Chery QQ pump 98 Platinum. Even more power.

 

You serious?!?! Haiz...don knw they are thinking....Save $$ buy QQ but spend $$ on high grade petrol. Worse, petrol grades that the car wont appreciate.

[Amortifiedpenguin]

I believe all brands are the same. Just be sure you're using the right octance. For a Getz I'm sure the compression is low enough that you can use 92. In many places in the US, 91 or 92 octane is the highest available.

 

RON (Research octane number) and AKI (Anti-knock index) are 2 different things.

 

Place to start your research- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octane_rating

[So_nice]

i switching between cowtax 98 and tiger 98 recently but find no difference. i think even if u use shell also the same. in gist, i've used spc, cowtax and tiger 98. all are the same to me.

[Rickster]

bro..actually i heard of ppl pumping ron 92 for getz..but do u feel any difference..from 95 to 92??

 

i dun tink it harm the car in anyway rite?

 

Best thing is to check your user manual. It will state clearly what petrol you can use.

 

For most japanese cars, they can accept RON92 as their min is RON91.