CA-40 fuel additive

[ZugyNA]

http://www.ca40g.com/


I'm going to be testing this additive next tank.


http://www.ca40g.com/pages.php?pageid=17

http://www.ca40g.com/pages.php?pageid=5

http://www.ca40g.com/pages.php?pageid=6

[SD26]

I'll be watching waiting for your results. Sounds like a University in North Dakota didn't find any big results, but I'm still very curious.

Thanks!

[froggy81500]

Calcium? In fuel? They already use calcium in motor oil but not for lubricating. Its used to help keep the oil from oxidizing and keep sludge formation down.

[froggy81500]

Try this one while you are at it:

http://www.fuel-additive.com/index.html

[SD26]

Sounds like the same stuff, just a nickel less in a quart size.

[ZugyNA]

http://www.fuel-additive.com/index.html

Interesting. Under the tests link...the results claimed are the same as for CA-40.

Any link to the university study?

[SD26]

I used google for that a few days ago, but I didn't save the results. No change was what they came up with.

[STSinNYC]

We use FP60 in the fuel in our Accord, it runs very smoothly on it, it's an additive designed to keep fuel injectors clean and provide a little lubrication in the cylinders. We are also starting to us a very promising new fuel additive from Renewable Lubricants.