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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
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Might be an odd comment, but both myself and my brother over the last couple of months have noticed a significant reduction in carbon build up on the exhaust tip using both Caltex and BP 98 Octane.
(Cars are BA XR6-T and LV XR5-T) Thought it might have something to do with that chemical change they made recently? Anyone else noticed?
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Has anyone else noticed cleaner exhaust tips lately?
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