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11 Oct 2004
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petrol 110
Hi I am thinking of taking my petrol v8 110 to the sahara, can you please let me know if petrol is available in the area, I do have long range tanks and yes I know that a V8 drinks fuel but its a great engine and keeps going. any help with up to date information would be great. thanks terry
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11 Oct 2004
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Hello,
>if petrol is available in the area general speking yes, there is petrol in Sahara. For a more precise answer please tell were you like to go. I used a 109V8 and a Range Rover on sereral trips in Algeria and can tell you, that my V8 which uses about 15L/100km on tarmac overland will consume an average off about 22L/100km on an mix of light piste, sand dunes. I calculated always with 25l/100km even for difficult pistes and medium ergs + 10L +10% safety margin.
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