Which product seems to be working better in a gasoline engine? FP 60 or FP Plus?
Ken
Ken
FP60 or FP Plus (FP 3000)???
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FP60 got me a 3% mpg gain.
FP3000 got me a 6% mpg gain.
The mpg jump going from FP60 to FP3000 was obvious and immediate.
FP3000 got me a 6% mpg gain.
The mpg jump going from FP60 to FP3000 was obvious and immediate.
My experience with FP3000 is similar in my WRX.
FP60 gave me about a 4% increase.
FP3000 is giving me about a 6% increase.
Also, the jump was immediate and noticable. I'm now getting 28 mpg in my commute and 29.5-30 mpg on the highway (70+ speeds). EPA for this car is 28 highway.
Ed
FP60 gave me about a 4% increase.
FP3000 is giving me about a 6% increase.
Also, the jump was immediate and noticable. I'm now getting 28 mpg in my commute and 29.5-30 mpg on the highway (70+ speeds). EPA for this car is 28 highway.
Ed
Man thats pretty good.
I just thought I would bring this thread back up. With my 6 cylinder 2.9 liter 24 Valve I didn't see much of any difference in highway mileage between FP60 and the 3000. Well two weeks ago I forgot to add the 3000 to my daily driver a 2.3 liter Turbo and I paid dearly for it. Try 16.5 mpg instead of my normal 19.25 to 20 mpg between tanks.
Added 3000 on Sunday morning when I filled up for a a two hundred and fifty mile trip. Huge difference between having it in the tank and not having it. The mileage jumped up to a little better than normal highway mileage by close to 2 mpg. One tank doesn't make a trend but it was enough to get my attention.
So I can safely say it matters whether I have FP60 or 3000 in the tank or not. 2+ mpg better is nothing to shrug off.
I'm sold on it.
Added 3000 on Sunday morning when I filled up for a a two hundred and fifty mile trip. Huge difference between having it in the tank and not having it. The mileage jumped up to a little better than normal highway mileage by close to 2 mpg. One tank doesn't make a trend but it was enough to get my attention.
So I can safely say it matters whether I have FP60 or 3000 in the tank or not. 2+ mpg better is nothing to shrug off.
I'm sold on it.
Is the 2.3L turbo by chance in a Mazda?
Nope, 1987 Volvo 740 Station Wagon with 352,800 miles on it.
70,000 miles on the engine.
70,000 miles on the engine.
Ok. Thanks.
Also, is it me or is the FP3000 not on the website?
It's FP Plus.
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