I looked up the MSDS for both Synpower and Maxlife Fuel System Cleaner, they are listing 90%-100% is Kerosene, 5%-10% is fuel additive... Is is a complete ripoff? Or should I better go to Menards and buy a gallon of Kerosene to pour in gas tank...?
Is Valvoline Fuel System Cleaner a Ripoff?
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It's like asking if a can of Coke is a rip off...you're not paying for the water, you are paying for that little bit of additive that is in the water.
Keorsene's main function is a carrier of the additives.
Keorsene's main function is a carrier of the additives.
2nd what biomed has said.
Depends on what you want/how you perceive it, most of the things you can be defined as "ripoffs" anyways.
So, why drive? It's a ripoff to begin with (walking with your own 2 legs impose the least of all the ripoffs by far)
LOL!
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and BTW: dare you try adding a gallon of kero into your gasoline and drive. Don't phone/call back if your engine fails afterwards thou...
Depends on what you want/how you perceive it, most of the things you can be defined as "ripoffs" anyways.
So, why drive? It's a ripoff to begin with (walking with your own 2 legs impose the least of all the ripoffs by far)
LOL!
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and BTW: dare you try adding a gallon of kero into your gasoline and drive. Don't phone/call back if your engine fails afterwards thou...
Poor Kitto gets beat up by the tough smart a$$ crowd :-(
I would just stick with additives where you know exactly what and how much additive you are getting.
Hey... you guys know what I mean... compare to Gumout Regune which has 30-40% PEA, or Techron. Valvoline seems not worth $8-9 retail price...
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yes, I know what you mean Kitto.
What I'm trying to say is that you simply cannot judge the outcome/performance predictions based on their MSDS sheet contents w/o a full laboratory test/field tests in controlled, repeated manner.
I would let this product sitting in BITOG for the next little while and someone will definitely come pick it up, use it with UOA/VOA test results, or guys like molakule or similar may dive in and test it's effectiveness.
So why fuzz over the high kero content in the bottle from a newly released product, when you can get good ones from Gumout Regaine to Chevron Techron concentrate?
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What I'm trying to say is that you simply cannot judge the outcome/performance predictions based on their MSDS sheet contents w/o a full laboratory test/field tests in controlled, repeated manner.
I would let this product sitting in BITOG for the next little while and someone will definitely come pick it up, use it with UOA/VOA test results, or guys like molakule or similar may dive in and test it's effectiveness.
So why fuzz over the high kero content in the bottle from a newly released product, when you can get good ones from Gumout Regaine to Chevron Techron concentrate?
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