Fuel additive
#1
Fuel additive
I know it's been asked but it seems to change often. What seems to be the best bang for your buck fuel add. these days? And what do yall think about the Amsoil add.? Any help is appreciated!
#2
If you want bang for your $$$ Amsoil probably isn't it. Around here that stuff is spendy. Lucas is decent but also spendy. PS is popular (and what I currently use) and Stanadyne comes highly recommended by a couple of the injection guru's. If all your looking for is lubricity you may consider comparing prices between these products and just purchasing a case of 2stroke oil.
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#9
What kind of MPG,s numbers are you seeing useing the two stroke MO.?I have been useing stanadyne PF and primrose 405-409 and have not noticed any MPG gains.coobie
#10
I have run the 85+ Red Line and the RL2 Red Line RL2 quites it down more I have tryed the PS no diff MMO smells good no diff have not tryed the 2 stroke yet but got all my buddys doing it see if the have any problems before I try it they seem to think it helps but the biggest help was adding the glacier Diesel power fuel sys on the truck intake pumps must be junk CP3 must of not been happy. I would say alot of the noise is comming from the lack of fuel to the CP3
#11
o and not bad considering i like to put the juice w/ attitude on level 5 somtimes
#13
Last weekend I started adding 30 wt. non-detergent motor oil (16 oz.) to a full tank. I'm worried about ULSD and lower lubricity. Costs about $1.00 per tank, so it's cheap insurance. I have read that 2-stroke oil can clog the cat over time, but NON-detergent motor oil burns completely and won't harm the cat. I may have seen a very slight mileage gain.
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