You can't use lrp
Asked by Barry Hunt
I have read that Lead Replacement Petrol is PULP (which I assume is Premium Unleaded Petrol) with an additive such as Valvemaster. In that case, why is LRP always a few cents cheaper than PULP? Can I use LRP in a car designed to take PULP (1992 Honda Prelude)?
Answered by CarsGuide
2 Jan 2004I can't explain the pricing policy of the fuel companies. But by law you are not permitted to use anything other than unleaded petrol in a car designed to use unleaded, that is, a car sold after 1986.
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