97 ron ?

Kinetik · 4th November 2004, 22:55

hey guys if im not mistaken a couple of months back there was an article in the times, stating that indian oil or some oil company was ready to sell 97ron fuel if asked for, havent heard any news on that ever since, it would be great for our undernurished breed of present and future cars coming to India

speedsatya · 7th November 2004, 14:30

Nopes.
it was 95 octane petrol.
100 oct is also available ,but that is only if ur name is kanjooos sachin.:angry:

BikerSG · 8th November 2004, 15:08

pls see message sent to members of a motor sports club:

quote
Many of our members own and drive new generation cars whose peak performance depends on the fuel they use. At present 91 octane fuel is available in the City.

An oil major is willing to supply 95 octane fuel in select retail
outlets, provided there is sufficient demand for the product.

Members who would like to switch to this fuel are requested to
indicate their approximate monthly offtake, which will be conveyed to the oil major to help them take a decision.
unquote

SG

4th November 2004, 22:55	#1
Kinetik BHPian Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Mumbai Posts: 324 Thanked: 7 Times	hey guys if im not mistaken a couple of months back there was an article in the times, stating that indian oil or some oil company was ready to sell 97ron fuel if asked for, havent heard any news on that ever since, it would be great for our undernurished breed of present and future cars coming to India
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7th November 2004, 14:30	#2
speedsatya Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2004 Location: bangalore/manga Posts: 3,169 Thanked: 738 Times View My Garage	Nopes. it was 95 octane petrol. 100 oct is also available ,but that is only if ur name is kanjooos sachin.:angry:
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8th November 2004, 15:08	#3
BikerSG BHPian Join Date: May 2004 Location: Chennai, INDIA Posts: 378 Thanked: 15 Times	pls see message sent to members of a motor sports club: quote Many of our members own and drive new generation cars whose peak performance depends on the fuel they use. At present 91 octane fuel is available in the City. An oil major is willing to supply 95 octane fuel in select retail outlets, provided there is sufficient demand for the product. Members who would like to switch to this fuel are requested to indicate their approximate monthly offtake, which will be conveyed to the oil major to help them take a decision. unquote SG
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