Yes, FP3000. I ordered it a while ago (03/12/2007). I'm finally finishing up my first and only gallon of FP60 (purchased 5/5/2006 and used in every tank since). Two years per gallon, not bad. I guess my FP3000 will last 4 years?
My vehicle is pleasure use only ("daily driver" but no commuting) and below average annual mileage. I've generally always been in the habit of keeping the tank reasonably full, both to reduce any condensation and ever since the massive 2003 blackout so I always have decent range at all times.
Specifically, I have a 70L tank, and I buy gas any time I need ~20L or more and the price looks good.
Back when FP3000 was in limited circulation I remember reading that someone, somewhere thought it was a "good idea" to run out the FP60 before starting FP3000 (ie. burn the entire FP60 tank, then a tank with no FP in between, then start FP3000).
I'm wondering if there's any backup to this, or more current opinions? Burning the whole tank of FP60-treated fuel is contrary to my habits and frankly would take me a long time with no road trips planned in the near future. I'm also anxious to try FP3000
Gas is $1.12/L here for regular, more like $1.28/L for the 91 that I require so I won't be making any attempts to burn it off any faster than normal just to get started on FP3000.
Am I safe to mix the two FPs? I might purchase the next two 20L top-ups and use no FP which will dilute it to 50% normal treat rate, then phase in FP3000? That would be a lot quicker and wouldn't change my habits. I wouldn't want to do that if there's any possibility of incompatibility though.
My vehicle is pleasure use only ("daily driver" but no commuting) and below average annual mileage. I've generally always been in the habit of keeping the tank reasonably full, both to reduce any condensation and ever since the massive 2003 blackout so I always have decent range at all times.
Specifically, I have a 70L tank, and I buy gas any time I need ~20L or more and the price looks good.
Back when FP3000 was in limited circulation I remember reading that someone, somewhere thought it was a "good idea" to run out the FP60 before starting FP3000 (ie. burn the entire FP60 tank, then a tank with no FP in between, then start FP3000).
I'm wondering if there's any backup to this, or more current opinions? Burning the whole tank of FP60-treated fuel is contrary to my habits and frankly would take me a long time with no road trips planned in the near future. I'm also anxious to try FP3000
Gas is $1.12/L here for regular, more like $1.28/L for the 91 that I require so I won't be making any attempts to burn it off any faster than normal just to get started on FP3000.Am I safe to mix the two FPs? I might purchase the next two 20L top-ups and use no FP which will dilute it to 50% normal treat rate, then phase in FP3000? That would be a lot quicker and wouldn't change my habits. I wouldn't want to do that if there's any possibility of incompatibility though.
