Fuel Stabilizers
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Fuel Stabilizers
stock '08 Z06
11,250 mi
I posted a thread on this some time ago. Seems to be a lot of opinions out there on which to use for extended winter storage. The Northern NJ winter temps will hit zero and sometimes go below. I'll be puttin the car in the garage (unheated detached) by early Nov.
Anybody used or heard of PRI-G? They dont use alchols in the chemical make up of their gas treatment/stabilizer.
Just lookin for some advice. I'll be storing with a full tank after runing whatever i end choosing through the entire fuel system.
This is a pretty good site. It details the many fuel additives and stabilizer products out there.
http://www.fuel-testers.com/is_gas_a..._e10_list.html
11,250 mi
I posted a thread on this some time ago. Seems to be a lot of opinions out there on which to use for extended winter storage. The Northern NJ winter temps will hit zero and sometimes go below. I'll be puttin the car in the garage (unheated detached) by early Nov.
Anybody used or heard of PRI-G? They dont use alchols in the chemical make up of their gas treatment/stabilizer.
Just lookin for some advice. I'll be storing with a full tank after runing whatever i end choosing through the entire fuel system.
This is a pretty good site. It details the many fuel additives and stabilizer products out there.
http://www.fuel-testers.com/is_gas_a..._e10_list.html
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IDK...i came across the web site while searching for information on the many different fuel additives/products. The site looks very informative. I'm certainly not an expert.
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From: Kokomo IN
My brother uses Pri-G in his Blown 502 Eliminator boat. He swears by it and now has all of his high performance boating buddies using it every winter. They usually fill up the tanks when adding the Pri-G to keep the moisture out. He has used it the last three winters and has had great luck with it! If I remember right, one bottle treats something like 256 gallons and is priced fairly.
