FP Plus continuous use?

[snoboy]

OK some things just became clearer. The test performed by Southwest Research was done on FPPlus added to diesel fuel at a 1-5 treat rate. I always thought that test had been run on FP-60. OK I'm going to give Plus a run in my truck. Could an anti-gel be added to Plus if temperature were to drop really low?

 

[ChiTDI]

They used to make an FP+ for diesels.
I haven't seen it in a cou[ple years. Is it available?

 

[synman]

Originally Posted By: MolaKule
Ok, I see.

NO, currently I don't use the mix.

I run my own brews.


Mola if your not using the original Molabrew what kind of brews are you using?

 

[MolaKule]

I am currently testing various brews I formulate for customers.

When not using those, I use FPPLUS.

 

[MolaKule]

Originally Posted By: snoboy
OK some things just became clearer. The test performed by Southwest Research was done on FPPlus added to diesel fuel at a 1-5 treat rate. I always thought that test had been run on FP-60. OK I'm going to give Plus a run in my truck. Could an anti-gel be added to Plus if temperature were to drop really low?


Sure you can.

The FPPLUS was orignally formulated for gasoline engines only, but testing in diesel, biodiesel, and ethanol fuels showed improvements in fuel stability and slight increases in mileage.

Originally, there were two formulations developed for LCD, a gasoline version and a diesel version. When the gasoline version was tested in diesels, it showed good performance in diesels so a single formula was tweaked to cover both diesel and gasoline fuels, hence FPPLUS was born to be a universal fuel additive for both gas and diesel fuels.

FPPLUS uses bio-esters for additional cleaning and a slightly higher amount of fuel stabilizer than most fuels or other fuel additives.

 

[SubLGT]

Originally Posted By: MolaKule
..............Originally, there were two formulations developed for LCD, a gasoline version and a diesel version. When the gasoline version was tested in diesels, it showed good performance in diesels so a single formula was tweaked to cover both diesel and gasoline fuels, hence FPPLUS was born to be a universal fuel additive for both gas and diesel fuels...............


Hmmmmmm. On their web page, LCD recommends FP60 for diesel use, and FP-Plus or FP60 for gasoline use. FP60 seems to be the universal fuel additive, not FP-Plus.
http://www.lcdinc.com/products_fuel_power.php

 

[MolaKule]

They changed the marketing since I dealt with them.

Note, the SWRI tests were done on FP PLUS in diesels:

FP PLUS Tests

For the Gov. of Mexico, FP60 was the test additive for gasoline fuels:

FP60 Test