Well done Guy's, well explained, as an expat in Malaysia I love the fact that Malaysia follows UK/ Europe standards, I'm grateful for that, I'm also fun of ron 97, my Lexus in the UK do appreciate good quality fuel.
I've been using Ron 95 ever since I have bought my motorcycle. But I always experience dragging while running. When I switched to Seaoil Ron 97 my engine run smoother and faster, dragging was gone and my fuel compsumption decreases
I did saw an article said that the compression ratio 11:1:2 must use RON96 and above. Which mean it's recommended for a motorcycles with such compression ratio to perform well and get cleaner ignition. Before this I faced some knocking issue on my motorcycle and that time I'm still using RON95. So then I saw a post about Ron 95 and 97 again in a group, and they put a photo of the articles said that 11:1:2 are recommended to use RON96 and above. In Malaysia there is no Ron 96, so I replaced the fuel and now using Ron 97, while I'm downshift my motorcycle's gear, there is no knocking issue occured and the knocking sounds from the engine are reduced and the engine sounds smoother.
@@amirulasraf307 a lot actually. Not all engines in motorcycles are the same bro. There are single cylinder, parallel twin cylinder, inline twin cylinder, v twin, L-twin, boxer, inline 3 cross plane, inline 4, inline 4 cross plane, V4. That is why motorcycles sound different. So, which means, the factory already set the compression ratio base on what they build in their motorcycle. Some bike are come with low compression ratio, some are high compression ratio.
My Honda CRV 5th Generation 1.5 TCP (turbo charge premium) yr 2018 sticker at fuel tank cover label says "RON 91 or higher, but Msia only sell RON 95, 97 & 100, is it wise using 95 only (cheapest) rather than 97 or 100 ? since can't find RON 91, no knocking so far.
Actually ron95 and ron97 makes no difference and it won't harm your car engine if you pump ron95 into your engine because most of the cars minimum requirement are definitely below ron95... Some people said that using ron97 can have better milleage and smoother engine.... These are all about psychology...
@@BennnWJK hahaha!!! Ok... Regarding this question, from my point of view I believe you can still pump ron95 fuel with normal driving around the town and no hardcore acceleration racing in the circuit then I guess it would be fine....
@@BennnWJK actually the differences between all these Ron is all about how fast is the fuel burn or evaporate.... Of course using higher Ron is better because the fuel doesn't burn or evaporate faster and easier compare to lower Ron...
I only can feel the different of Shell RON95 is less powerful than the Petron RON95. That’s why my car feel underpowered when fill in Shell petrol but feel better performance with Petron petrol.
@@atinyvote9610 definitely ron95. if you wish for more accurate answer, shell ron95. there, you have my humble opinion but maybe someone else can help to explain why shell is the best one
@@manisindah8955 ron97 has a higher octane rating but its recommended for vehicles with an engine capacity 2,500cc and above. i checked that saga has around 1332 cc so the best one you should go is ron95 which is much compatible with the car engine.
@@hoshisvt4585 thanks! i didnt even know the exact cc of saga. i read somewhere shell fuelsave gives extra kilometer right? If so, then im definitely trying their fuelsave in no time !!
As I know CR 11:1 and above engine need Use RON 97 and above meet up requirements. For CR 14:1 should be RON 100 and above for better fuel consumption. Thanks 🙏
Nice video.. But i wanna asking to you.. Some vehicle in my country did not give recomebdation of fuel RON.. My bike is 10.4 : 1.. I think it did not have knocking sensor.. Its only have O2 sensor.. Which fuel should i choose? RON 90 , 92 , or 98? Plz answer it 🙏🙏🙏
I don't get it, somebody please enlighten me. Despite the high compression ratio, Mazda Skyactiv-G won't get knocking with RON95 fuel (as the manual says), so why would this guy think RON97 is better for his car?
Mazda's SkyActiv engine isn't exactly high compression. Since it uses the Otto-Atkinson cycle, the expansion stroke is longer than the compression stroke (valve closes later than BDC during compression stroke). The "high compression" ratio quoted by Mazda is actually the expansion ratio. Hence no knocking when you use a "low" RON fuel.
I not really understand what they talking about ,if you wan talk simple then put it simple ron95 is fast burn fuel and ron97 is slow burn fuel ,the higher the Ron number the slower the burn ,so what is slow and fast burn?fast burn mean it design for short spark duration engine which mean older engine and slow burn mean for long spark duration engine ,if you put a fast burn fuel into slow burn engine ofcouse after it burn all the fuel the spark plug still fire and not enough fuel to burn and poor on delivery power that why you lost power,if you put a slow burn fuel into fast burn engine it only burn 75 to 80% of fuel the less will stay in the piston chamber,after long run when engine become hot and the fuel that stay inside piston chamber will start explode it self and that we call knocking because the multiple time explosion in one time spark will damage the pistons ring or rise the temperature inside pistons chamber and melt the pistons crown
Thanks for explaining, may you lower the music on next video :)
Well done Guy's, well explained, as an expat in Malaysia I love the fact that Malaysia follows UK/ Europe standards, I'm grateful for that, I'm also fun of ron 97, my Lexus in the UK do appreciate good quality fuel.
Nice job well done 👍
Long time ago at shell station...Isi super atau merah encik?
I've been using Ron 95 ever since I have bought my motorcycle. But I always experience dragging while running. When I switched to Seaoil Ron 97 my engine run smoother and faster, dragging was gone and my fuel compsumption decreases
May I know which motorbike u use?
@@sanjayrajeswara67 False belief saken mga lods. Pudpud na pla sparkplug q. Kala q sira na cdi q e
I did saw an article said that the compression ratio 11:1:2 must use RON96 and above. Which mean it's recommended for a motorcycles with such compression ratio to perform well and get cleaner ignition. Before this I faced some knocking issue on my motorcycle and that time I'm still using RON95. So then I saw a post about Ron 95 and 97 again in a group, and they put a photo of the articles said that 11:1:2 are recommended to use RON96 and above. In Malaysia there is no Ron 96, so I replaced the fuel and now using Ron 97, while I'm downshift my motorcycle's gear, there is no knocking issue occured and the knocking sounds from the engine are reduced and the engine sounds smoother.
Masta G i believe its 1:11.2....but what motorcycle have that kind of compression....its damn high
@@amirulasraf307EXAMPLE HONDA CB150R 11:3 COMPRESSION RATIO
Nice job well done 👍
@@amirulasraf307 a lot actually. Not all engines in motorcycles are the same bro. There are single cylinder, parallel twin cylinder, inline twin cylinder, v twin, L-twin, boxer, inline 3 cross plane, inline 4, inline 4 cross plane, V4. That is why motorcycles sound different. So, which means, the factory already set the compression ratio base on what they build in their motorcycle. Some bike are come with low compression ratio, some are high compression ratio.
useful information，thanks
My Honda CRV 5th Generation 1.5 TCP (turbo charge premium) yr 2018 sticker at fuel tank cover label says "RON 91 or higher, but Msia only sell RON 95, 97 & 100, is it wise using 95 only (cheapest) rather than 97 or 100 ? since can't find RON 91, no knocking so far.
Anything above RON 91 is fine, so RON 95 is okay 😃
Actually ron95 and ron97 makes no difference and it won't harm your car engine if you pump ron95 into your engine because most of the cars minimum requirement are definitely below ron95... Some people said that using ron97 can have better milleage and smoother engine.... These are all about psychology...
Depends on your engine. Try putting 95 in maserati granturismo… That’ll be fun.
@@BennnWJK hahaha!!! Ok... Regarding this question, from my point of view I believe you can still pump ron95 fuel with normal driving around the town and no hardcore acceleration racing in the circuit then I guess it would be fine....
@@BennnWJK actually the differences between all these Ron is all about how fast is the fuel burn or evaporate.... Of course using higher Ron is better because the fuel doesn't burn or evaporate faster and easier compare to lower Ron...
I only can feel the different of Shell RON95 is less powerful than the Petron RON95. That’s why my car feel underpowered when fill in Shell petrol but feel better performance with Petron petrol.
it's all in your head
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I see Tai Choo Yee, I triple like 👍🏻😱
i have a silly question. i have a panamera 971 2.9v6 twin turbo. is pumping ron95 going to break my engine?
Won’t break but you will be handicapping your engine
Hi….can Lexus LS460 use Ron95 …? Any comment….?
knowing the differences is important tho. every vehicle needs to meet their needs so thanks for this insightful vid!!
i still dont really understand much... if i use saga which 1 is more suitable for my car tho?
@@atinyvote9610 definitely ron95. if you wish for more accurate answer, shell ron95. there, you have my humble opinion but maybe someone else can help to explain why shell is the best one
@@manisindah8955 ron97 has a higher octane rating but its recommended for vehicles with an engine capacity 2,500cc and above. i checked that saga has around 1332 cc so the best one you should go is ron95 which is much compatible with the car engine.
@@hoshisvt4585 thanks! i didnt even know the exact cc of saga. i read somewhere shell fuelsave gives extra kilometer right? If so, then im definitely trying their fuelsave in no time !!
As I know CR 11:1 and above engine need Use RON 97 and above meet up requirements. For CR 14:1 should be RON 100 and above for better fuel consumption. Thanks 🙏
Yeap, you're right. Hmm, RON100 is RM2.19 now...
WapCar RON100 is cheap now, just go for it to prevent engine part failure for such high CR engine technology.
Perouda bezza 1.3 CR id 11.1, so better use ron97?
@@WapCar very cheap compare to indonesia ron 100. Do u know the price? U will shock, a whopping 13 ringgit for 1 litre ron 100
I've never seen anything above 98 in Sweden.
Nice video..
But i wanna asking to you..
Some vehicle in my country did not give recomebdation of fuel RON..
My bike is 10.4 : 1..
I think it did not have knocking sensor..
Its only have O2 sensor..
Which fuel should i choose?
RON 90 , 92 , or 98?
Plz answer it 🙏🙏🙏
gasohol e10 tu ron 95 atau ron 97?
cold place tend to have 85 as well.
In conclusion: Conti Cars recommended to fuel RON97 to prevent engine knocking and better gas mileage.
Nice job well done 👍
Your Mazda owner's manual got ask you to use ron 97 meh?
The safest thing is to fill the fuel according to car manual. Period.
I don't get it, somebody please enlighten me. Despite the high compression ratio, Mazda Skyactiv-G won't get knocking with RON95 fuel (as the manual says), so why would this guy think RON97 is better for his car?
Mazda's SkyActiv engine isn't exactly high compression. Since it uses the Otto-Atkinson cycle, the expansion stroke is longer than the compression stroke (valve closes later than BDC during compression stroke). The "high compression" ratio quoted by Mazda is actually the expansion ratio. Hence no knocking when you use a "low" RON fuel.
For BMW X6 2020, RON95 or RON97?
Obviously 97 or 100
95 for poor 97 for super rich lor
This isnt informative in any way, u just refer to your owners manual thats it
I not really understand what they talking about ,if you wan talk simple then put it simple ron95 is fast burn fuel and ron97 is slow burn fuel ,the higher the Ron number the slower the burn ,so what is slow and fast burn?fast burn mean it design for short spark duration engine which mean older engine and slow burn mean for long spark duration engine ,if you put a fast burn fuel into slow burn engine ofcouse after it burn all the fuel the spark plug still fire and not enough fuel to burn and poor on delivery power that why you lost power,if you put a slow burn fuel into fast burn engine it only burn 75 to 80% of fuel the less will stay in
the piston chamber,after long run when engine become hot and the fuel that stay inside piston chamber will start explode it self and that we call knocking because the multiple time explosion in one time spark will damage the pistons ring or rise the temperature inside pistons chamber and melt the pistons crown
Answer: Read the dog damn manual. The end.
Adrian, use Ron100 for ur mazda "ferrari".. win liau
Use liao, really feels like 'Ferrari' hahahaha
Can't hear for silly music.
is this father and son?
Guess we ought to send Hans for facial sessions 🧐