Harley Genuine Fuel Additive?
#1
Harley Genuine Fuel Additive?
Hey guys I've seen this at the harley shops for a long time now and never put much thought into it but after reading around abit I've heard several guys say good things about it. It has Duralt in it which is supposed to be good at extending gas mileage or something, it also says it can raise octane of gasoline by 3 or 4 points so I don't know if this means that it would be like 87.3 octane or what mabye does it mean that it will turn 87 into 91 rating?
Currently I always use 92 octane gasoline but do any of you guys use this additive with regular 87 gas to raise the rating or should it be used with the already high 92 octane gas?
I've been using sta-bil for a number of years now and just recently I began using lucas fuel injector cleaner in my truck with excellent results also in the bike just now curious about the harley version. thanks for any advice or input
P.S. Is there anything that Harley-Gloss dosen't do well, I swear this is the most amazing general purpose cleaner that i've ever used even works wonders on my lexan windshield. H-D deserves some respect for making such a great product!
Currently I always use 92 octane gasoline but do any of you guys use this additive with regular 87 gas to raise the rating or should it be used with the already high 92 octane gas?
I've been using sta-bil for a number of years now and just recently I began using lucas fuel injector cleaner in my truck with excellent results also in the bike just now curious about the harley version. thanks for any advice or input
P.S. Is there anything that Harley-Gloss dosen't do well, I swear this is the most amazing general purpose cleaner that i've ever used even works wonders on my lexan windshield. H-D deserves some respect for making such a great product!
#3
It don't make much sense to use regular gas, then add an additive to raise the octane rating when you could just run high test. It would be easier to get and you wouldn't have to buy, then add the stuff. Also I've heard to raise octane ratings 5 points, you need alot of additive.,,
#4
Ill make this short. Dont waste your money with additives or octane boosters, just use good premium gas and be done with it. If you want higher octane gas buy racing gas and mix with regular or premium, octane boosters dont do danything but empty your pocketbook and peel your paint.
#5
I keep a vial of the stuff for the times when traveling when you can't find premium gas.
I've used it a couple of times, and it seems to work at preventing knock when forced to run low octane gas.
In my T150 Triumph, (requiring 97 octane) I used to add something called Octane 106 Boost. That crap coated the cylinders and plugs with an orange deposit, but it also worked.
I've used it a couple of times, and it seems to work at preventing knock when forced to run low octane gas.
In my T150 Triumph, (requiring 97 octane) I used to add something called Octane 106 Boost. That crap coated the cylinders and plugs with an orange deposit, but it also worked.
Last edited by MNPGRider; 04-29-2010 at 10:09 PM.
#7
Hey guys I've seen this at the harley shops for a long time now and never put much thought into it but after reading around abit I've heard several guys say good things about it. It has Duralt in it which is supposed to be good at extending gas mileage or something, it also says it can raise octane of gasoline by 3 or 4 points so I don't know if this means that it would be like 87.3 octane or what mabye does it mean that it will turn 87 into 91 rating?
Stay with higher octane, Brand Name gas (they all have cleaner additives), and forget the snake oil.
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It has Duralt in it which is supposed to be good at extending gas mileage or something, it also says it can raise octane of gasoline by 3 or 4 points so I don't know if this means that it would be like 87.3 octane or what mabye does it mean that it will turn 87 into 91 rating?