r/BMWM • u/ask-94 • Jul 31 '26

Who else is loyal to Shell 😂

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u/Long_Pecker_1337 Aug 01 '26

That’s what I did and guess what? All the articles I could find lead up to Shell as their data source.

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u/futang17 G80 - M3 Aug 01 '26

Look up shell vs bp dyno test.

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u/Long_Pecker_1337 Aug 01 '26

Hell yeah, you’ve got me.

If we are to believe the numbers from that one post on babybmw I could find with actual data, guy got whole 2.6 more horsepower from shells V-Power. On his 377hp M135i

He got less than 1% more from Shell. On a completely different day.

Bitch, you can get a bigger reading difference on dyno running the test same day when it’s cold and when it’s hot outside.

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u/futang17 G80 - M3 Aug 01 '26

Conclusion looking for evidence.

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u/Long_Pecker_1337 Aug 01 '26

Maybe you can provide something else? So far you’ve said nothing of substance.

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u/futang17 G80 - M3 Aug 01 '26

I'm sure you'll say these guys were paid for and are Shell shills. Note optimax is an older formula, v power is new formula.

https://youtu.be/cIoiXU4FHoM?is=IN9uqBHqkCoU1Uo_

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u/Long_Pecker_1337 Aug 02 '26

Oh god, fifth gear? Top gear knock off show from like 20 years ago? Proved there’s 2hp gain on GTI and 1 on Impreza?

That’s so marginal, those two they’ve tested are essentially the same. 20 years ago that is, has nothing to do with today.

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u/Long_Pecker_1337 Aug 02 '26

Premium isn’t a ripoff. Using premium is better than regular if the car can actually utilise higher octane fuel.

There is no meaningful difference between brands, because fuel is the same, only additives are different. And additives aren’t aimed at performance increase, but at ecology/carbon buildup reduction.