Fuel Additive Showdown (FP60 vs LUCL vs MMO)
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MechTech,
What chemical is in Lucas that helps UCL clean ??
Thanks
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Call me crazy, I use regular gasoline and change my fuel filter once a year.
Never had a problem, and my cars all run like a clock.
My old f150 ran so smoothly you couldn't even hear it run when it was idleing.
My ecotech is just the same.
Never had a problem, and my cars all run like a clock.
My old f150 ran so smoothly you couldn't even hear it run when it was idleing.
My ecotech is just the same.
Well, OK. You asked for it. CRAZY! Besides, I've never had a clock that could pull much of a trailer. But, I have had a lot of clock that definitely made sounds when it was running. Sounds like clock and vehicles might be slightly different! Pardon me, I have to go, because I dropped my Badger.
(hope it made somebody laugh!)
I hate to say it because something tells me something that cheap can't be more beneficial to your engine than the fancy treatments, and that's probably true, but I love MMO. Noticable results as far as smooth idleing. I will say it does nothing for milage, and it seams like UCL does, but I still like my MMO.
I'm very good on maintenance, and think my cars run great.
Then I started running FP-3000 and I noticed my various cars were getting gthier best mpg more frequently and running at a level of smoothness I had not seen before.
So FP-3000 is at the top of my list. I'm out right now, but another gallon is on the way!
I'll have to use up my quart of UCL in the interim.
Then I started running FP-3000 and I noticed my various cars were getting gthier best mpg more frequently and running at a level of smoothness I had not seen before.
So FP-3000 is at the top of my list. I'm out right now, but another gallon is on the way!
I'll have to use up my quart of UCL in the interim.
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