[dirtbike375]

Does any one use any kind of additives on a regular basis, and if so do they do what they are supposed to do. I have 33K on my 06 3500 and i was thinkin about using some at regular intervals. I ahve heard of some pretty good benefits of using fuel additives on a regular basis. Maybe something like a fuel system cleaner of something like that.

 

[salesrep]

With today's inconcistency of ulsd and bio additives provide some extra insurance. There is a whole thread on 2-stroke oil for a lubricity additive. Look for one that adds lubricity, a moisture dispersant, and has a detergency package if you want some mpg improvement.

 

[AnythingDiesel]

Stanadyne Performance Formula.

I use it every fill up, the cost of the additive vs the fuel savings makes the additive nearly free with the added benefits of increased lubricity.

 

[salesrep]

Anything diesel "the cost of the additive vs the fuel savings makes the additive nearly free with the added benefits of increased lubricity." :thumbsup
Plus just good solid preventative maintenance.

 

[Mopar1973Man]

I'm going to stick by my guns and say...

2 Cycle Oil​

I'm currently getting 21.7 to 23.3 MPG with 2 cycle oil and it will out perform must of the common fuel additives at a 128:1 ratio mixture.​

Here is my last tank of fuel...​

123,907 - 123,558 = 349 Miles travelled / 14.893 Gallons of Fuel = 23.43 MPG (Catch me if you can...)​

Here is the low down on 2 cycle oil...:w:
2 Cycle Oil​

I don't use any injection cleaners, cetane boosters, anti-gel etc... Its all cover by 2 cycle oil! For the price of 2 cycle oil at $8 bucks a gallon. I buy 4 gallons and it covers me for a half a year! ($32 bucks)...:thumbsup:w:​