Berryman - Which one? Are they all the same?

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http://www.berrymanproducts.com/products/fuel-additives-treatments/

I'm thinking a lot of these items could be identical but with different product numbers. I'm looking to add something to my carbureted motorcycle's gas tank to help clean up the carbs. If I were to choose one of these Berryman products which would work best and why?

 

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I have had great results with the B-12 product in carburated OPE and FI car engines. It has just about every industrial solvent known to Western science. I put a full can into a vehicle before fueling up, both in spring and fall. I'd advise keeping the same ratio in a smaller tank as on a motorcycle.

 

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But which B-12 product? There are 6 at the link in my post.

 

[Vikas]

I have never found more than one at a store though.

 

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Amazon seems to have them all.

I'd like to know which would be the best for my application and why.

 

[spasm3]

I have used the chemtool b-12 in my bike. I can't say with the diffences are if any. Perhaps call or email berryman, That would be the best info.

I think most of the fuel cleaners are pretty potent solvents, like MEk, Toluene, Xylene.

 

[Oldmoparguy1]

I use the,

"#0116 Net 15 fl. oz. (444 mL) Easy Pour-In Can"

I always have 1 or 2 cans on the shelf, I buy it at WM. I mix it with atf to make an all purpose penetrating oil.

 

[Vikas]

Of all the product shown on your link, Total Fuel System Clenaer would be the one I would be using if I had a choice. This seems to be comparable with Techron/Gumout FSC products.

For the lawnmower etc type of engine, I use the one from Walmart. It is cheap and does work. I have yet to open up any carburetor! I just increase the B12 dosage little at a time until the engine starts behaving again!

 

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Thanks guys!