Hope I've posted this in the right place.
Have seen a few cars round lately with large pink stickers advertising their alternative fuel and have been pondering the benefits to myself.
Thought you boys and girls might be able to help me out with a few questions:
Ta, Carly
Have seen a few cars round lately with large pink stickers advertising their alternative fuel and have been pondering the benefits to myself.
Thought you boys and girls might be able to help me out with a few questions:
- Is it possible to convert my Mk4 Golf 1.8T non-DBW to become "powered by Fairydust"?
- How easy is it to find fuel stations that sell Fairydust?
- Is the saving on using Fairydust rather than petrol worth the cost of the conversion bearing in mind I drive 50miles every day to work and back and my average fuel economy for petrol isn't too bad at 34mpg?
- What sort of MPG could I expect to see using Fairydust?
Ta, Carly

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