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dunno why but the other day me and my mate got into this argument about fuel companies and which is better (we were off out faces).

my mate claims that BP is better then shell because they refine their fuel at 98 octane while shell refine it at 95 and add shit to make it 98.

dont really know much about the topic but just wanted to see about the general SAU population and which fuel they use.

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anjoo what new car did u end up getting ?

still havnt decided...i need to wait for the court case to finsish so yeh....but ive been looking.....maybve another r34, rx7 FD or XR6 turbo

dont no wat else i can get

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