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Originally Posted by 5.0whiteaughia
The silly thing is for people who don't want to run any ethanol in their cars is that BP ultimate has ethanol in it, as do the vast majority's of premium petrols. Judging off my experience with reading's taken off the wideband o2 permanently in my car, Mobile synergy has the least amount of ethanol in it. Yet most find it doesn't perform as good as the others, why? No/less ethanol of course.
I believe BP ultimate to have 4 % ethanol in it.
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Nope BPU has no ethanol content.
From BP themselves:
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Originally Posted by BP Australia
BP Ultimate is the highest octane retail fuel that BP has on the market. It has an octane rating between 98 and 100 and does not contain ethanol. It is suitable for all cars but older pre 1986 vehicles designed for leaded fuel may need to add an additive to prevent valve seat recession. BP Ultimate also contains a high dose of additive to protect the fuel system and to remove deposits that foul intake valves and the combustion chamber causing poor combustion and knock.
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