• The site migration is complete! Hopefully everything transferred properly from the multiple decades old software we were using before. If you notice any issues please let me know, thanks! Also, I'm still working on things like chatbox, etc so hopefully those will be working in the next week or two.

Fuel System Cleaners may not be snake oil

We did that with our impala too, it was getting way better gas mileage than we expected so were filling it when it was still 1/4 tank or higher (since we were only able to put in 10 gallons most of the time)
 


GMR Badass said:
This guy knows what's going on......E85 cleans everything!! Watch your exhaust tips get cleaner and cleaner over time...kinda crazy
Click to expand...
I've only ran through 4 tanks worth and my exhaust is like I just put it in. Clean as hell. Can't wait to pull the intake and see if if it cleaned all the gunk from the heads as well.
trojanone1 said:
Where are you finding these prices at? JW, I just checked AAP and RockAuto. Havent looked at Amazon or Ebay yet.



For the most part, I agree. Some people waste money constantly using additives when once or twice a year can help. Won't E85 screw up something in a car not designed for it? JW cuz I have been doing some reading on people asking what fuel pumps, injectors etc they need to run it.
Click to expand...

You can run 15-20% of your tank on e85 and fill the rest up with regular gas. Fwiw I'm on stock pump and injectors but I hit 100%duty cycle on the injectors after 55% throttle which is fine cause on my daily commute I have no need to smash the gas to get anywhere. I do have a aem e85 pump coming and already have 50/lb e85 injectors waiting though
 
Russosaur said:
I just use the gallons used on my DIC hasn't left me stranded yet

Sent from my HTC Thunderbolt using Tapatalk
Click to expand...


i would have too but the dic is in the cluster of a regal. 1/2 of what was out getting rebuilt really lol my gps shows miles and your speed. so i was fairly covered.
 
Its not too often I let my tank get past 150 miles. Usually do this as a rule of thumb just in case my car breaks down in a blizzard or something.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top