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I have heard that opti has a 'shelf life' of about 4 days or so.

I like to use ultimate, becuase i havent heard anything bad about it and it seems to be very clean. on performanceforums.com there seems to be a bit of debate about it, with some very useful info there, just do a search.

also would it be good to fill up just after the tanker has filled the silos, so u arent getting the dregs from the bottom when its near empty???

i've had countless sets of fouled plugs while using optimax, unfortunately it was the only fuel available (within 60klms) of where i used to live...

ultimate is a much cleaner fuel, i havent had any fouling problems since moving back to qld and using ultimate 100% of the time.

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