dpantazis
#12
decide what your truck wants/needs and use accordingly.
to those who wave the additive flag- can you even explain what cetane is and why it matters? no googling for now.
cetane boosters do NOT raise mpgs. its all marketing hype from the companies that make and sell the suff. don't buy into it. there is no magic elixer.
higher cetane means LOWER BTU content in the fuel, meaning less mileage. that is why we get lower mpg's in the winter than in the summer: higher cetane fuel in winter.
read the label of ingredients, or better yet, the MSDS for a product then research the components.
things like alcohol, acetone, xylene and tolunene do not belong in our truck's fuel.
to those who wave the additive flag- can you even explain what cetane is and why it matters? no googling for now.
cetane boosters do NOT raise mpgs. its all marketing hype from the companies that make and sell the suff. don't buy into it. there is no magic elixer.
higher cetane means LOWER BTU content in the fuel, meaning less mileage. that is why we get lower mpg's in the winter than in the summer: higher cetane fuel in winter.
read the label of ingredients, or better yet, the MSDS for a product then research the components.
things like alcohol, acetone, xylene and tolunene do not belong in our truck's fuel.