Not sure this has been thought through fully...
You could say that about any of asim's posts.
Not sure this has been thought through fully...
And I know everyone pretends they are rich on the forum, but quite a few people have a weekly budget and can't afford to stick 80 quid in the car at a time.
You could say that about any of asim's posts.
If you still have unresolved internal conflicts about some long gone discussion go back to that thread and reply again. No point whining in other threads about some old nonsense that you're still conscious about.You could say that about any of asim's posts.
That's true, I still don't think my son's got over sticking 50 quids worth of petrol in his fiesta the day before his head gasket went!It's ok guys, I'm that weirdo too. I put 20 litres (not pounds ) of diesel at a time in the Peugeot. Why? Well it's French and 10 years old, why would I put fuel in that I could potentially lose when it kills itself
I drive a honda jazz, every bit of extra weight affects its handling, or lack of it.
Regularly see people putting 2-5 litres of fuel in their cars, many of which are big old V8s so it must only get them a couple of miles. When queuing in the petrol station I always pick the queue with the oldest / most battered cars as they're likely to put far less in the tank, and they also normally pay cash which makes the queue move a lot quicker.
@geekman there's a bloke near me drives an old RR v8. He only puts a tenner in at a time and fills up 3-4 times a week because he's convinced fuel goes off. There's no reasoning with the bloke when you explain the process takes a very long time!
back in the 80's my brother had to put 50p in to get hime to wok in a Rover P6.That's true, I still don't think my son's got over sticking 50 quids worth of petrol in his fiesta the day before his head gasket went!
I remember a time when people stuck 2 quid of petrol and a dash of oil in a motorbike tank to get them to work and back for the week.
i always add 20litres. if you fill it right up arent you just paying to carry around extra fuel where the weight makes you burn fuel faster at the start?
Does it make the lawnmower quicker, run better and help with the longevity of the engine!?So my lawnmower runs on vpower too
At least all the nutters float to the top so we can discount any opinions they hold in the future.
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Does it make the lawnmower quicker, run better and help with the longevity of the engine!?