The most is they change addatives...... Or someone can show some proofs that Petronas change their refinery setup recently.....

^Can try but don't put too high hope on this....

That's because a lot of people know nuts about petrol and the specs with it...... Is a petrol's performance are based on RON only? If the answer is yes, then please continue to support blindly..... This is not refering to you.....

^Above stated clearly.... Go to wiki, type : platforming, hydrocracking, catalyst cracking, hydro treating and you will know better on fuel.....

Loaded? Are you sure? To put in "new" petrol, some flushing needs to be done and depending greatly on that particular station... If the sales volume are high, it will be faster, else it will be slower.... As any addatives are dopped on terminals, not at the station....

BHP, Caltex, ESSO are good..... As they are imported.....

To make it as a more stupid term, smaller rim = more rubber on tyre = car "lighter"
bigger rim = less rubber on tyre = car "heavier"
When changed the rims, the mileage won't be accurate sometimes. But you still can roughly calculate the FC based on your experience. Like 1 week you drive about 500km and need 40L of petrol on your original rim. After change to bigger rim, with similar mileage, you only can last about 6 days and need to refuel.

How was it? But I'm more interest on its response on constant speed of 100km/h and sudden whack till 130km/h..... This will really show how good a petrol are....

Consider to use it after 2-3 weeks....

If you really got water in your petrol, you won't know.....
But when it reach certain % over petrol, it will really affect your engine....
Fact is, Shell and Petronas using the same terminal.... So petrol are the same only addatives different...
Suggest to add alcohol to remove any suspect water in your fuel tank.

You should get the Petronas fuel + Petronas addatives......
Not Shell fuel + Petronas addatives....
Remember, both are sharing the same terminal.... In Dengkil....

Nope, you need to test it out again after 1 month or more, depending to the sales volume on the particular station... Then follow by flushing your fuel system for 4-5 times to get better review....

Looks like from the above review, it is same as Shell RON95?

I will wait until August and test again... Heard petronas shutdown to do maintenance..... So the petro maybe imported...
Using the imported sure can get +ve feedbacks while using the local sure can get mixed feedbacks....