Please read, Isit any good ah? compare with current RON97

http://www.sini.com.my/business/sales/lgms...ail/14000006693



This post has been edited by Swordsmen: Jan 13 2016, 05:49 PM

i guess it is better for the bugatti veyron...

This post has been edited by Alan: Jan 11 2016, 06:22 PM

Only if your cars require RON higher than 97.
Just he same like asking if RON97 is good or not, it's good only for cars requiring RON higher than 95.

Which Petron station in klang valley has it?

Also how much per litre?

Not yet available..

It will be >RM3

Since we were advised against linking to Paultan, it's better you look there for the 6 stations in Klang Valley which offer RON100. Intro price same as RON97.

Unless you have turbo or super charged engine, I doubt will feel anything.

Thanks for both your replies. Will check n see p**lt*n

If really same price as ron 97, I would like to try it out. Saw the comments in fb n pault page, but nothing on pricing

Same price as 97 until 15 Jan, after that they will launch officially and price will increase

Saya sudah.. Anda bila lagi?? Kih kih kih

Kasi FR

FR or FL?

bro mozact, any difference kah?

Later I will go refuel and see too

i heard the octane is quite high, so its mostly for high performance engine maybe

Yes only for high performance vehicles, normal road car will hardly benefit from it plus the pricing alone will stop most motorists from trying it

Ok thanks for the info bro

Rm 2.25?? How is it bro ?

Im upgrade from 97. What i can say, more responsive. 100-140kmh is easier on gear D6. No need to drop to D5. I test after the sg besi Plus toll.

Is it RM 2.25?

Wow, gatal now.. Can't wait to pump it tonight

Only tuned engines or performance cars will benefit from the high octane rating of the fuel.

However, to really notice the difference, one will have to ensure the petrol within the car tank no longer carries Ron95 or Ron97 fuels. So an accurate report will only be available once someone has pumped in the 2nd or 3rd consecutive tank of Ron100 petrol.

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.

Can Nissan Skyline R35 drink this ron100 ?

due to its high performance & turbo engine of course la can drink

bro, where u pump near bu area,
is it the 2 stations located near centerpoint?

Petron Kayu Ara will have Blaze 100. After McDs, turn down to the highway, the first petrol station.

It has Blaze 97.. they haven't change the sticker.. but the floor is RON 100

This is one at Ara Damansara, coming out from Damansara toll on the left side..

It is directly opposite BHP n Shell station (other direction)..

Before the turn to DJ traffic lights..

It is not the station beside Shell near 1U and not the station beside Centrepoint

This post has been edited by -PuPu^ZaPruD3r-: Jan 14 2016, 09:43 AM

Participating stations are already selling Blaze 100 at all the 97 pumps, stickered or otherwise.

This post has been edited by r3kahsttub: Jan 14 2016, 09:54 AM

Bro, any news on the actual price?

Also, tomorrow will be the actual price right? Today's the last day to pump at ron 97 price?

Yep - will update on my FB and site tomorrow as soon as I get the news. Today is last day, priced at RON97.

R35 need to drink high quality sake import from Japan to get the most out of it.

Placebo je tu, jetta is quick car no matter u put which ron lr

boy96 mozact89 -PuPu^ZaPruD3r- zweimmk

You guys are not delusional wrong after all.

Near 5% increase in peak power (very marginal before 4000 rpm) tho and nearly 8% in torque peak, that kicks in around 3500 rpm.

VW Golf MK6 GTI
- standard ko4 borg warner turbo
- Wagner Tuning Intercooler
- REVO Stage 3
- Milltek 200 cell catted Turbo Back
- 42 Draft Design Intake.

courtesy of Kevin Tan share on VW Club Malaysia FB

That's a good healthy increase indeed

Even the graph looks smoother. If you examine the graph posted by KT, you'd notice even the engine retardation is less.

So myth confirmed! At least for VW cars, the use of higher octane fuel is definitely beneficial!

wah, for what car woh ?

yup, the result is even better than 97.

however, upon some digging, it is not true for some other car tho


Sos

Thank u bro for the info

Time to pump once more full tank for my cars after work before price increase tomorrow. Hehehe

There's a comedian in axia thread saying ron 100 is bad for the environment compared to ron 95

siphon out ron97 in 4 mins to run dyno?

I think the owner already has ron100 in the tank and it was stated the map has switchable settings.

First it was dynoed using Ron97 map settings, then they switched to Ron100 map settings and ran the Dyno again.

That should explain the timing of it.

Key word "stock tune". Even BMWs can be mapped to take advantage of the new fuel.

Unless the ECU can automatically switch maps to take advantage of the higher octane petrol there will be no difference in performance.

This makes most sense. Any cars that has been tuned to run on either Ron 95/97, be it modded tune or factory setting, pumping Ron 100 without a retune would yield very little benefit, or none at all. Smoother perhaps, but the power gain will not be noticeable by your butt dyno. Many are psychologically convinced though

My STI which came factory tuned to run on Ron 98, has been retuned to run smoother on Ron 97 (thanks to AE Subaru). I do wish to tune it to Ron 100, but only if more and more stations have them. No point retuning, then can't find it when I need it. End up, engine being retarded all the time pumping Ron 97 with Ron 100 tuning.

Higher octane in RON100 means to delay something i dont remember, only high performance or turbo can take advantages of RON100 feature

To delay premature ejaculation .. sorry i mean to delay ignition timing

This post has been edited by xMika: Jan 14 2016, 06:50 PM

The fuel can withstand higher compression prior to detonation

Basically those engine that run on high compression will benefits from it.
A Chevy 350 V8 will give out as much power as being turbo/supercharged provided if it has 13:1 compression, but in the same time it will need exotic fuel to prevent self detonation.

Pumped once more ron 100 for all my cars. Price is rm 3.20 tomorrow according to the worker

Saw a Ferrari also putting ron 100 in his car

Yayay. Saw his post also..

Mine also last kopek isi ron100



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Managed to pump earlier today, thank you guys!

Guys, the price has been adjusted now. You can read about it on #MTHRFKNWIN.

Slightly more expensive than Vpower Racing.....still okay

Some pics I took filling up RON 100 yesterday

There was a Ferrari filling it up too




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How much is VPower Racing bro?

RM 2.65?

yes

other then petron? still not avail yet?

Anybody knows how much is the compression ratio required for RON100 to be of benefit to the engine? 13:1 and above?

Only Petron so far with RON 100. No plans/news from the others to bring in. Even Shell still maintains their Vpower Racing.

To me personally, 10:1 and above will benefit from it
As for turbo since its dynamic....even better

It all boils down to the mapping of the ECU (be it stock tune/aftermarket tuned), if the map can take advantage, then the engine will benefit from it, if not.....then it's worth at least one try and be done with it

This post has been edited by shinjite: Jan 15 2016, 10:08 AM

ahh! i thought until today....

fuel'ed up ytd before 12am, overfilled abit so got smell inside my car. it smells abit same as the stp fuel injector cleaner (jet fuel version) i used years back, not like ordinary ron95 i usually use. do they mix with kerosene (rumors the stp jet fuel is actually kerosene)...

Hmm not bad, not as expensive as early rumors.

You're right, I should be more specific

It works for tuned cars, actually I should say, it works for cars that are tuned specifically to make use of Ron100 fuels. If the timing is set to just ron97, then it won't be able to take advantage of the higher octane fuel.

Local cars can use Ron100?

aiseh not this question again...

Your car can use any octane above what is recommended by the manufacturer.

If you need RON 91, then you want to use RON 120 also can, but you don't gain any advantage except for psychological effect of using more "premium" fuel.

If you want to use lower octane like RON 88 also can, but you risk engine knocking which sometimes can be totally eliminated by retarding ignition timing, adjusting the valve timing.. of course you need a standalone ECU, factory ECU re-map or a piggyback ECU system to do this.

My engine states it needs RON 97 but we tuned it to run with RON 95 with marginal difference in power.

Sorry didn't real all comments up there anyway thanks brader

today vpower racing advertising everywhere, from newspaper to radio...
mozact89 you use vpower racing before? compare this ron100 which 1 more powerful?

Im seldom use vpower. Last time i use, for long travel kl-jb. But 4 people in the car. So i cant compare much..

But this ron100 i feel my engine more ringan..

All those people who feel a difference in engine feel is a combination of 2 things.

1. psychological
2. better additive package.

Elaborating on no.2, Petron will definitely use a much much much better additivie package for ROn100, better cleaning, better friction modifier, better everything compared to the regular 95 and 97. This ensures a 'more power' feeling even if no effect is obtained from higher RON rating.

It's very clever marketing

Someone already prove it on dyno machine.. Gain 14hp on moded car..

MODED car

that's a whole different game you're talking, it is known RON100 does help on higher performance cars. they can push the envelope further.

bog standard cars , with all the emission nannies enabled won't see a difference

The price difference alone will stop most motorists from trying anyway

Ron100 can be compress more, so it will benefit performance car and turbo charged cars. Regular cars won't get any obvious performance boost.

All in all, RON100 is only for premium cars.

Oh the comedian has appeared in this thread too

He said pumping ron 100 and ron 97 will harm the environment compared to ron 95