Does this boost octane?
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No!!! It extends the life of the injectors by adding lubrication to a very dry ( low sulphur ) # 2 diesel fuel sold today in the USA.
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I use it in my Ford F250 that states 87 octane, but the gas stations profit more by useing 86 octane. I feel it really boosts the octane and Lucas verified it! Well worth the money and it cleans injectors and the valves,etc.
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Increases power and miles per gallon by burning excess exhaust emissions, Cleans and lubricates the fuel systemNeutralizes low sulfur fuel problems, Increases the life of pumps and injectors,
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Maybe letting more air in will increase mpg slightly but it's mainly for adding power. Sounds awesome and u feel the car pull more.
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Does not make a noticeable difference in noise but will help with MPG and some HP increase. I use K&N in all my vehicles:)
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final gasoline grade depends on which tuning you choose. I chose the 87 octane tune and have not really noticed any gas mileage inprovement. I combined the tune with a air intake system and the truck has move punch but not better gas mileage.
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I honestly think that the stock tune gives you better mpg than the fuel saver tune. An you can run any gas. It gives you the octane suggestions for whatever tune you set it on
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Hi Brody,As a rule the answers is yes to the Turbo Boost and *Fuel Pressure (*May require EAS add-on). I would need to know your application to be 100% sure, the PID's readings do change on some applications.Hope this helps, feel free to give me a call if you need more information,Thanks,DaveMONSTER PERFORMANCE870-580-0940
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3 ounces of Lucas Octane Booster treats 5 gallons and will raise octane by 30 points. This means if you add 3 ounces to 5 gallons of 91 octane, you'll have 5 gallons and 3 ounces of 94 octane fuel. Since this bottle is 15 ounces of additive it will treat 25 gallons of fuel if you dump the whole thing in.
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No, just leveling your truck with this kit will not effect mpg. If you install bigger on aggressive tires, your mpg will suffer.
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I don't know the actual octane rating of this product but it would take a ACN 91 octane rated 16 gallons of gas and one bottle would let me take a tune in my car that required 92 octane. Two bottles would allow for a 93 octane--didn't try anything more than that but it was by far the best fuel octane booster I used (I tried a lot)
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No. I didn't get instructions either. But after research found that the only tunes were based on the octane you chose. It did improve gas mileage and performance. But this unit wasn't what I expected or wanted
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No As far as I know it is only for oil in gasoline engines. I have tried it in diesel oil and it doesn't work. Further research shows that there is a product for diesel engines, transmission oil, and coolant
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final gasoline grade depends on which tuning you choose.I chose the 87 octane tune and have not really noticed any gas mileage inprovement. I combined the tune with a air intake system and the truck has move punch but not better gas mileage.
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Tom, Unfortunately no it does not. Honestly as long as you have the engine tuned up properly EZ start doesn't give you too much. I will admit I liked having it, but once I spent a little more time tweaking the engine I ended enjoying it more without EZS.
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Premium highest octane, also make sure that you use fuel stabilizer.Using the above all my equipment have had no problems starting even after afew weeks on non use.
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No it does not. It is not quite as good as the Oxygen bars that you find in places like Vegas, but for the money (compared to a professional unit, not cause it's cheap) it does offer a nice boost.
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I have noticed some level of difference but was not much. Best tune for my 2009 jku is 87 octane. And I was able to make some adjustments to s ok me things like fix my speedo for larger tires, make lights come ok NE at certain times. It has features besides the performance. If you seek performance only .....not sure how significant it will be in your case.
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In lame terms, it is explosiveness of the gas. Higher octane value produces higher engine power.