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Old 04-18-2009, 09:27 PM
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Anyone done it? And how did it run afterwords?
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i did and it smoothed out the idle a tiny bit. didnt do anything else.
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i do it all the time and i have never noticed any problems
it does seem to run a bit better
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I thought Id give it a try then maybe run it through the Intake
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only thing to do is try
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Originally Posted by LOHfootball53
only thing to do is try
yeah Ive heard good things about it
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Definitely works wonders on your engine the tank that i run it through I get about +2mpg next tank +1 and then it kinda stays there for a while till it gets dirty again... You can also run in the oil but i couldn't tell a difference when I tried it...
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Definitely works wonders on your engine the tank that i run it through I get about +2mpg next tank +1 and then it kinda stays there for a while till it gets dirty again... You can also run in the oil but i couldn't tell a difference when I tried it...
Thats good to know! I am going to put it in the morning. Im hoping to see some good results!
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anyone in here put it through the intake?
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Originally Posted by LOHfootball53
anyone in here put it through the intake?
I heard it makes the vehicle try and die, you have to keep it going, and then let it run its self out. They say it smokes like hell, but does an amazing job.
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