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it's 4c/L cheaper than 91, so it wouldn't surprise me if a bunch of people are using it in their everyday vehicles that have "E10 compatible" stickers on the inside of the fuel door :idunno:

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We have no E10 in Perth.   I run BP 98 ( refinery 10 mins from my house) or E85.  The rest of the fuel is unknown so I dont buy it..

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I run e10  when I don’t feel like living life one jerry can at a time. Falcon loves it and still smashes in 15psi I think on that tune. 

 

One of the exhaust nuts was turning freely in on the manifold. Pulled the nut out praying it was the thread on the nut/Stud, stud came with it. Que nice chunks of aluminium In stud thread. Thread repair guy said he couldn’t do it with the manifold on. So manifold off and while it’s off I’m sending the turbo back to procharge to inspect a potential fault. Oh well lucky I bought the soarer, 

 

planning to go back to Wakefield with it on the 14th so hopefully it’s back on the road by then

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ouch... going to be an interesting job for the guy to repair a stud thread in the head itself...

Wakefield, eh? smash some tyres or some times?

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8 hours ago, MattyP said:

I run e10  when I don’t feel like living life one jerry can at a time. Falcon loves it and still smashes in 15psi I think on that tune. 

 

One of the exhaust nuts was turning freely in on the manifold. Pulled the nut out praying it was the thread on the nut/Stud, stud came with it. Que nice chunks of aluminium In stud thread. Thread repair guy said he couldn’t do it with the manifold on. So manifold off and while it’s off I’m sending the turbo back to procharge to inspect a potential fault. Oh well lucky I bought the soarer, 

 

planning to go back to Wakefield with it on the 14th so hopefully it’s back on the road by then

 

Is it the last bolt at the rear of the head.   That one always seems to be an issue. 

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Just been reading old threads.  Thinking about  all the newbys, with all the parts available. I remember running drilled injectors.

 

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10 hours ago, arronm said:

Just been reading old threads. 

Same here, but in my case the WPMO thread.... somehow ended up there from a search, must've now read about 40 pages of BS from 2012

 

srsly funny chit

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