Diesel Fuel Additives - (Good Basic Info)
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From: 3rd Rock
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I don't know why, but I'm having trouble sending emails through FTE. Please send me an email so I can reply directly to you. I don't think I've done anything that would have my email privelages removed. 
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No email. Yes, my email settings are on and I have used email before with no problems. I have posted in the user feedback and suggestions and hope to have an answer soon. Be patient with me and I'll get you guys the information as soon as I can. It's too much to post here.
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From: 3rd Rock
Originally Posted by johnsdiesel
No email. Yes, my email settings are on and I have used email before with no problems. I have posted in the user feedback and suggestions and hope to have an answer soon. Be patient with me and I'll get you guys the information as soon as I can. It's too much to post here.
Ok I am taking it to a higher authority
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hey guys, been readin the info. good stuff. i feel good now. i have been using the red line in four different strokers ( three 7.3's and one six0) today on my way back from ft myers doin 70 was getting 14.7 mpg in a 2000 f-350 cc 4x4 dually 4:10's and a northern lights 12kw marine generator in the back. turbo just singing the whole way until johnnie hostile detector went off. anyway thanks for posting the info, i used to use the stanadyne (good stuff for mpg's) but i believe in clean burn with a power shot. i use a half bottle per tank and it seems to pay for itself in more ways than adding mpg or cetane. just my experience hope it helps in the search for the best products.
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From: 3rd Rock
Originally Posted by stratdaddy
hey guys, been readin the info. good stuff. i feel good now. i have been using the red line in four different strokers ( three 7.3's and one six0) today on my way back from ft myers doin 70 was getting 14.7 mpg in a 2000 f-350 cc 4x4 dually 4:10's and a northern lights 12kw marine generator in the back. turbo just singing the whole way until johnnie hostile detector went off. anyway thanks for posting the info, i used to use the stanadyne (good stuff for mpg's) but i believe in clean burn with a power shot. i use a half bottle per tank and it seems to pay for itself in more ways than adding mpg or cetane. just my experience hope it helps in the search for the best products.
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