Jazz owners - Which petrol grade do you use?

[E-Jazz]

Hi all,

 

Just wondering which petrol / ron grade type do you guys use for your Honda Jazz.

 

I will be collecting my vehicle 1.3A Jazz LX soon and am quite curious.

 

So which ron number/grade do you use and how has it been for your vehicle's health? What do you recommend etc.

 

Will be curious to see the different views in this especially for cars which have been more than 3 years in comparison.

 

Thanks

Edited September 6, 2010 by E-Jazz

[Heartbreakkidz]

Bro,95 or 5000 will do, dun spend too much on higher,but the v-power promotion on weekends quite tempting,i occasionally try that,and it gives ur ride VROOM power :)

[Raining]

92 all the way, 5 yrs and running fine

[E-Jazz]

Bro,95 or 5000 will do, dun spend too much on higher,but the v-power promotion on weekends quite tempting,i occasionally try that,and it gives ur ride VROOM power :)

 

Noted, thanks =)

 

 

92 all the way, 5 yrs and running fine

 

 

Okay, I like your avatar =)

Edited September 6, 2010 by E-Jazz

[Dj_spike]

My fit has been running on 98 for 2 yrs with the exception of 1 tank of 95... tried then suddenly car become sluggish

[E-Jazz]

My fit has been running on 98 for 2 yrs with the exception of 1 tank of 95... tried then suddenly car become sluggish

 

o.O

[CH_CO]

Have being using 95 for half a year before changing to 98.

 

Different in FC is negligible , probably better by 0.5~1 , my average for 95 around 13~14 and 98 around 14~14.8. Had my best fc using 98 at 15.6. Both caltex. 98 have better pick up than 95 thus smoothly ride overall. I would prefer the 98 to 95.

 

Price difference isn't alot since i only pump 3~4 times a month. Which is at most 20 bucks a month difference between 95 and 98. So up to you to decide.

Edited September 6, 2010 by CH_CO

[E-Jazz]

Have being using 95 for half a year before changing to 98.

 

Different in FC is negligible , probably better by 0.5~1 , my average for 95 around 13~14 and 98 around 14~14.8. Had my best fc using 98 at 15.6. Both caltex. 98 have better pick up than 95 thus smoothly ride overall. I would prefer the 98 to 95.

 

Price difference isn't alot since i only pump 3~4 times a month. Which is at most 20 bucks a month difference between 95 and 98. So up to you to decide.

 

 

Thanks for the input. Appreciate it. Which station do you pump at?

Edited September 6, 2010 by E-Jazz

[Dj_spike]

Yes.. the diff is negligible... might as well pump 98...

[E-Jazz]

You guys pump at which station usually? or a mix of here and there?

[Mini-itx]

I believe 95 will be adeqaute for your car.

[Mike1234]

I believe 95 will be adeqaute for your car.

 

 

Actually 92 is enough for Jazz/ Fit

 

Most JDM models are able to take 92...

 

But i would suggest 98

 

[laugh]

[Keithchue]

IMO, start with 95 first, get used to the power/performance and then upgrade to 98

[Dj_spike]

You guys pump at which station usually? or a mix of here and there?

 

I go for esso as it is most convenient for my place

 

anw, u will only get to pump petrol 3-4 times a mth on this car....

[E-Jazz]

I believe 95 will be adeqaute for your car.

 

Yea, I think so too. But I am collecting my ride over the weekend, so will also check with the agent again.

 

 

Actually 92 is enough for Jazz/ Fit

 

Most JDM models are able to take 92...

 

But i would suggest 98

 

[laugh]

 

 

Noted, thanks.

 

 

IMO, start with 95 first, get used to the power/performance and then upgrade to 98

 

I intend to do this for now as well. Thanks =)

 

 

I go for esso as it is most convenient for my place

 

anw, u will only get to pump petrol 3-4 times a mth on this car....

 

I see. the lesser the better haha save more $$$

[Nzy]

Seen alot of my friends pumping 92 for their fit/jazz.

[E-Jazz]

Seen alot of my friends pumping 92 for their fit/jazz.

 

but if pump 92 must be caltex and other kiosk, cause I think shell doesn't have 92 anymore. =\

[SimonTan]

SE told me 95 enough.

So I just pump 95.

There is no point to really pump 98, unless your pocket is rich.

All over the world....people are pumping 92-95 without any problem.

Sometimes I feel that local car owners always think that Singapore's car engine are specially tuned to accpet higher octane fuel and therefore need to pump 98.

 

Anyway its just like buying LV wallet or pay more for the same food in food court. To each its own, peace of mind.