Terry,
Yeh methol benzyne is another name for toluene.I think that the bp 100 uses
extra lead to get there octane like avgas.I use ultimate98 with 25 percent
toluene when i run high boost which gives you around 102-104 octane.I have also
run C16 but would need a different turbo to get the full benefit (117 octane).
Andrew Smith

Terry Rudd wrote:

> Andrew,
> I have a sneaking suspicion that's the stuff that's in BP100 as well, isn't
> it what BP called Methol Benzine? I could be on the wrong track here. I read
> a report on the net somewhere that said that Optimax produces some
> incredible amount of Nitrous Oxide when burnt and they bagged it for
> polluting the atmosphere with worse stuff than lead - I wonder how long it's
> going to stay on the market if it gets used more widely. The nitrous is
> probably the sweet smell you get in the exhaust, reminds me a bit of 2
> stroke race fuel. Anyway it's good stuff in a L series, I even get around
> 5mpg better than I was getting on LRP which makes the additional cost pretty
> even overall.
>
> regards
> Terry
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: Thursday, 21 June 2001 10:28
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Timing
>
> Terry,
> I dont know if optimax is better than ultimate98 but I've read that the
> ultimate
> contains less than 1 percent toluene as per WA's more stringent policy.where
> as
> optimax uses up to 10 percent toluene to get it up to 98 octane but this
> still
> meets with oz standards.
> Andrew Smith
>
> Terry Rudd wrote:
>
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