CA-40 fuel additive
 

https://www.ca40g.com/


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


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

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

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

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!

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.

Try this one while you are at it:

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

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

https://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?

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

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.