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Diesel fuel additives.
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Posted by dej(Jed) on June 08, 2007 at 05:12:34 from (71.31.84.151):
Having run a fuels and lubes testing lab for a number of years now, I thought I had seen every additive that man could invent. About a month ago though a guy came in with another one, claiming that it would do this and that and everything you can imagine. Well me being from MO, whoops I am really from Pa, I agreed to schedule some lab testing, after all, I make money whether it works or not. This stuff does exactly what the guy said it would. We are seeing emmissions cleanup, much better fuel economy and a lot more power. Our next step is to put it through a Cummings 410 engine to see how it will do there. This additive will be worth the money. As this evolves I will gladly share this info with you guys, because as my most favorite TV guy, RED GREEN, says, "We are all in this together".
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