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  • b1kawa
    Member
    • Aug 2007
    • 117
    • Maroubra, Sydney.

    ULP Fuel

    Howdy all,

    A mate who has been working at a fuel storage/transfer facility has told me a little bit about fuel that interested me, so i thought I'd pass it on.

    all let over fuel from holding tanks gets put into a slush/shit tank ulp-10% ethonal/disel/etc and then that gets added to ulp that 7-11 buys (DON'T BUY YOUR FUEL FROM 7-11).

    10% ethonal ulp is crap
    ULP is crap
    anything higher eg: 95 octane or higher is the way to go.

    My NJ has never liked liked ethonal based fuel so I don't use it but I usally always buy my ulp from 7-11, not anymore though, BP or Mobil are apparently the go, so 95 or higher here I come......

    whether you believe this or not it's up to you, but I know my mate would not piss in my pocket.

    Your thoughts on the fuel would be great.

    cheers.

    Phil.
    1993 NJ LWB 3.0ltr Manual. Maxxis BigHorns 32x11.5x15. UHF. Roof rack. Spotties. Home made rear shelf.
    Dual Batteries with RedArc and home made battery tray. Home made mud flaps. Winch.
  • bakerboy
    "valued 3000+ member"
    • May 2008
    • 3423
    • Perth

    #2
    Nice copy/paste chain letter email mate
    If I agreed with you, then we would both be wrong

    '89 NG Paj, 3L V6, now running 2" suspension lift, 33" Micky T Baja Claws's, Front LOKKA & 12,000lb winch

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    • b1kawa
      Member
      • Aug 2007
      • 117
      • Maroubra, Sydney.

      #3
      Nice copy/paste chain letter email mate
      __________________

      its no chain letter buddy.....just what a mate told me and i told you....
      1993 NJ LWB 3.0ltr Manual. Maxxis BigHorns 32x11.5x15. UHF. Roof rack. Spotties. Home made rear shelf.
      Dual Batteries with RedArc and home made battery tray. Home made mud flaps. Winch.

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