Gas Treatment Opinions

[Dontknowsquat]

I recently started using Lucas Ethanol Fuel Conditioner in all my 2 cycle engines. I had some premix left over from last year so I decided to test the product. I put the old premix in a couple of engines and neither of them would run. So I poured that tank full out and I poured about a third of a bottle of the Lucas into the remaining 3 gallons of old premix, I shook it up and let it sit over night. The next day I refueled the same two engines and they fired right up and have run fine ever since. I think that I am going to treat all of my premix with Lucas from now on.

[dbmachine]

It's a good idea to use when you have gas that sits up for over a month at a time. I use the startron star brite. It works great as well.

[smallblock450sl]

I didn't know Lucas made an Ethanol treatment, thanks for the heads up

[Dontknowsquat]

I believe it's fairly new I but mine at Napa it's in a clear bottle but the liquid is green.

[smallblock450sl]

Originally Posted by Dontknowsquat

I believe it's fairly new I but mine at Napa it's in a clear bottle but the liquid is green.

Must be new, when ever I go to an autoparts store, I look to see if someone has come up with a fix for that terrible stuff. Yamaha offers an addative, but very expensive. Probably made buy Lucas.

[Dontknowsquat]

If I'm not mistaken at my local napa it's 9.99 but if you follow the instructions it says one ounce treats 5 gallons, however it also says that it won't hurt to add extra

[Dontknowsquat]

Here is the bottle.

[lilredxj99]

Startron is a good product can be found at most wal-marts back w/ the automotive chemicals.

[dbmachine]

Yes I also have used the same fuel treatment that's in the pic. The guy behind the counter at o'reilys swears by it.

[dbmachine]

Also the star tron is on the shelves in the marine section at walmart