ya'll like this additive?
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Mountain Pass
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From: Virginia
ya'll like this additive?
It's called Deluxe Total Power. Wish I new how to post pics.
It says it has a antigel, water dispersant, ceteane, lubricity and injection cleaner in it. It also says it helps fuel economy 4.6-14.7%.
I went into the diesel overhall shop to get IC piping and in the corner of the store the guys has all these diesel products for sale. At the time, he said that this Total Power was practically flying off the self.
It says it has a antigel, water dispersant, ceteane, lubricity and injection cleaner in it. It also says it helps fuel economy 4.6-14.7%. I went into the diesel overhall shop to get IC piping and in the corner of the store the guys has all these diesel products for sale. At the time, he said that this Total Power was practically flying off the self.
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If there was some sort of magical product that would give you a 14.7% increase in MPG's, we'd all know about it and be religious users.
I like additives for lubricity. Antigel I don't worry about down in Texas. I'd rather drain any water than disperse it and send it through my injectors.
I like additives for lubricity. Antigel I don't worry about down in Texas. I'd rather drain any water than disperse it and send it through my injectors.
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Mountain Pass
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From: Virginia
Does raising the Cetane level of our fuel increase performance/MPG in any way. I knew this guy that said back in the day they would add a little kerosene to their diesel trucks to make them run hotter? Don't know if this can raise Cetane level or not.
The company that makes this stuff is FPPF. They make all type of stuff for diesels.
The company that makes this stuff is FPPF. They make all type of stuff for diesels.
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I've seen some favorable posts on FPPF. Kerosene is basically the same as #1 diesel fuel. Works great in the winter if you're worried about fuel gelling, but it has a lower BTU rating and will give you worse MPG's.
