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Old 06-14-2014, 11:02 PM
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I have been using Amsoil PI fuel treatment.


What are you guys using and recommending and at what interval?


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I use B&G or sea foam. Poured in a can of sea foam in the tank yoday.
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I don't use any.

What benefits does fuel treatment provide?


Edit: I use Sta-Bil in fuel that will likely be around awhile.

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You are better off if you stay away from additives altogether.
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Top Tier fuels should already have enough detergents and additives in them.
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Originally Posted by NASSTY
Top Tier fuels should already have enough detergents and additives in them.
That's my theory and I've never had a problem from not using additives.
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Originally Posted by gDMJoe

This^ but back in the day fuel additives really did some good, these days not at all.

Unless you still drive a 20+ year old vehicle.

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Originally Posted by Rnlcomp
This^ but back in the day fuel additives really did some good, these days not at all.

Unless you still drive a 20+ year old vehicle.

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I have several.

Even so, don't modern fuels eliminate the need for additives?
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lucas oil...i HAVE to run that in my tbird as a lead substitute every tank...all the others get one bottle every oil change
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