Alternative Fuels - Diesel - Additives - LubricantsDiscussion Of Diesel, its Various Additives, Oils, Lubricates & Alternative Fuels EG. Bio-Diesel ect...
No need to get fancy on the fuel adds. I run two stroke oil (1/2 oz per gal) in my 2006 cummins and the 2008 LMM (dpf delete). It will lube the pump and injectors, help to keep the trash in the filter and for less than $2.00 I can treat a tank of fuel.
No need to get fancy on the fuel adds. I run two stroke oil (1/2 oz per gal) in my 2006 cummins and the 2008 LMM (dpf delete). It will lube the pump and injectors, help to keep the trash in the filter and for less than $2.00 I can treat a tank of fuel.
Good luck with that endeavor^^^
__________________ MINE2006 GMC 2500HD4x4 sb cc LBZ!Got a couple lil mods,more to follow
[color="Blue"]02 GMC 1/2 ton,2wd,5.3 power{Mama's ride}
87 SS Monte Carlo 77k[orig!]
78 Malibe [2dr.]350/350 WORK RIG:03 YukonXLHypertech tuned!!310k miles! The left lane is used to pass,so get over,or we'll run over ya asssss!!1996 Impala SS on the way!!!
I have used Power service in the past,I liked it too.Have only tried the Lucas once,so can't say on that one,you guys ever hear of Opti-lube??Supossed to be the best,newest lube out?I have never seen it though,my friend asked me if i had ever heard of it,anyone know about it at all??
I actually use Opti-Lube but know of no difference because I've never compared before and after...I just purchased it for it's lube characteristics...I do know that I got 21.2 MPG combining it with my EFI but don't know how much of a difference it is responsible for...Sorry for the useless info but just thought I'd chime in.
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'06 LBZ
18,000 miles to date
PPE hot +2 e.t (Jan 22,2008) sold on Jul 29,2008, EFILive (July 29,2008), egr block plate,pyrometer and boost gauges,Line-X bedliner, power step, matching door handles (Escalade), billet grille, clear braw to prevent rock chips, led tail lights, high intensity headlamps, two 10" subs, rockford fosgate 1000w amp for subs 5w-40 synthetic engine (Feb.17,2008), 75w-90 synthetic differentials (Feb.17, 2008), fuel additive (Feb.23, 2008)
I actually use Opti-Lube but know of no difference because I've never compared before and after...I just purchased it for it's lube characteristics...I do know that I got 21.2 MPG combining it with my EFI but don't know how much of a difference it is responsible for...Sorry for the useless info but just thought I'd chime in.
Good,I have been waiting to hear from someone using this and see what they have to say about it...
__________________ MINE2006 GMC 2500HD4x4 sb cc LBZ!Got a couple lil mods,more to follow
[color="Blue"]02 GMC 1/2 ton,2wd,5.3 power{Mama's ride}
87 SS Monte Carlo 77k[orig!]
78 Malibe [2dr.]350/350 WORK RIG:03 YukonXLHypertech tuned!!310k miles! The left lane is used to pass,so get over,or we'll run over ya asssss!!1996 Impala SS on the way!!!
No need to get fancy on the fuel adds. I run two stroke oil (1/2 oz per gal) in my 2006 cummins and the 2008 LMM (dpf delete). It will lube the pump and injectors, help to keep the trash in the filter and for less than $2.00 I can treat a tank of fuel.
What brand of two stroke oil do you use?
__________________ 2006 Black GMC crew cab LBZ. w/Rhino liner and Truxport bed cover, 4" turbo back exhust.
I run BG 227d Diesel fuel lubricant with conditioner. If I am cocnsistant with treating I be right at 23mpg hwy and 20 in town. click here
__________________ 2005 LLY CCSB
Leather, Bose, XM
Truxedo bed cover, Line-X
285/75R/16 Toyo A/T's Ready Lift Leveling kit
B&W Turn-over-ball
MBRP 4" turbo back (soon)
Resonator plugged
NO CAT!!!!
Was going to go Juice and Att. but now probably going to do a PPE
What do you mean?
I've read many many people are using 2 stroke oil as an effective additive. Do you have reason to believe it is not a good idea?
__________________ 2007 LBZ 2500HD CC SB 4x4 Red
Leer canopy, Aries Oval step bars, AR 18" Cannons with 275/65R18's, everything else stock.
Love this truck....HATE the fuel economy yea yea, I know it's a truck, and YES I want the same mpg as a Civic
I use this for it's lubrication properties. Oil Fortifier Its cheaper than XPD $.68 vs $4.35 a tank.
I may see +2 mpg improvement but its not consistent cuz I have a lead foot.
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