2.25 until 15 jan. After that maybe 3.2

Wow... thanks for the info bro

Most will not realize that is the additives in the fuel that giving you the impression of extra power and/or mileage

Only well benefit engines with high compression engines like Toyota 86 or Civic Type R. Butt dyno may tell you differently lol

Supposedly and I think this applies to all the German marques (BMW, Mercedes, Audi, VW, possibly Ford), the engines are tuned for Ron98. Using a lower octane fuel means the engine will retard itself to prevent knocking, meaning lower performance numbers and I THINK all the engines are shipped from Germany or from some factory located in EU. I do not think they are specially programmed or tuned to use our fuels here as evidenced from some of the dyno charts I've seen.

It's definitely in the best interest of these owners to pump in Ron100 as this should allow them to bring out the best in their engine.

WAH LAU EHHH.... I PUMP RON100 SUDDENLY MY MYVI FEES LIKE GOT TURBOCHARGER & SMOOTH LIKE V6.

Boost RON can get toluene, ethanol, some more better as they are solvent based and can clean the injection heads. This is what petrol can't do.

RM3.20/L?
I thought its around 3.40/L haha

pump and reset ECU for it to relearn...

So...will Mazda Skyactiv engine benefit from it? If I not mistaken, their Skyactiv-G engine uses high compression ratio, no?

Technically it should benefit - the Skyactiv engines that is - it all depends on how they tuned the engine for the local market.

Is it really ron100 or actually still ron97, just the floor already painted 100?

How is the performance?

My car feel very fast now...

Yes it will also benefit from the higher RON fuel.

4g92 mivec wil be get full potential of the engine power when pump ron100...since the data 175hp quote from mitsubishi was using ron100 if not mistaken

Go dyno test.

Finally found the ron 100 petrol in pj after spending 30 min searching high n low for it

Went to taman tun petron but got cheated as don't have

Went to bu area n found 3 petron. Luckily the third one has it...

Didn't get chance to test the performance as roads were filled with cars

When you refueled, it has the sticker of Blaze 100/97?

Petron will slowly be adding the Blaze 100 stickers over the existing Blaze 97 at the selected stations. Nozzle will remain green. Btw, most parking attendants only say that its not available at the selected stations yet - but you're actually getting it if you pump Blaze 97.