Lucas fuel treatment anyone

[zemuron99]

I think that Chevron makes the best for cleaning/lubing the injectors. It has Tecron in it that really seems to be the market favorite. With the standards of gasoline delivery and tank status at the stations, this Chevron stuff is cheap insurance to protect your injectors.

Chevron Techron is the only additive I’ve seen referenced and approved by factory service information.

Agree completely. I'll add a couple of bottles of Techron to a full (36 gal) tank around every 10k miles before a road trip just to clean things up. Right now, Autozone has 'em on a buy-one-get-one free deal, so I've stocked up 6 bottles.

Might be purely psychological, but it always seems to run smoother and quieter after a tankful, and 1-2 mpg better. 'Course, only done it twice now (currently at 26K miles), but it does seem cheap insurance just to keep the innards clean and happy. And until I see empiric evidence that another product is superior, no reason to change. Probably will pull a few plugs at ~30k miles just to see how they're doing.

 

[Donovan]

Anyway to test these outcomes?

 

[Mister Pinky]

Anyway to test these outcomes?

Not really, which is the problem.

 

[Lilla Kharn]

Anyway to test these outcomes?

The only way to test the outcomes would be to run multiple engines over many miles (Maybe 75,000-100,000) with breakdowns before and after and syncing up maintenance schedules and...

Not really.

Unless you have access to a lab and can just run two identical engines non-stop.

 

[Donovan]

Welp.

Good gas, and run her like she is meant to be ran with proper oil and hang tight.

 

[No Clue]

Cleans and boosts octane.
Full tank of 91 and 1 can will get you to just under 93.

https://vpracingfuels.com/product/octanium-unleaded/?c=207

It's a couple bucks cheaper at 4WP or Summit.