Huge Gas Mileage Increase!!!
Huge Gas Mileage Increase!!!
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Ok, this is what i did to get an average gain of 70 more miles per tank of gas.
Poured in the Pyroil Engine flush, ran the engine for 5 min. Then changed oil like usual. Put in the new oil, drove the car till it was on Empty (only took about 10 miles
) Then filled up with Premium gas. Then poured in the B-12 Chemtool into the gastank. After that I went from averaging 200 miles per tank, to averaging 270 miles per tank. And that is not driving it like a grandma, I like to put my foot in it.
All of the stuff cost me about $9 at Kragans. Has paid for itself MANY times over. I've run at least 12 tanks through, and the lowest I got was 255 miles to a tank (which was just once). Everything else has been 270 and up.
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Ok, this is what i did to get an average gain of 70 more miles per tank of gas.
Poured in the Pyroil Engine flush, ran the engine for 5 min. Then changed oil like usual. Put in the new oil, drove the car till it was on Empty (only took about 10 miles
) Then filled up with Premium gas. Then poured in the B-12 Chemtool into the gastank. After that I went from averaging 200 miles per tank, to averaging 270 miles per tank. And that is not driving it like a grandma, I like to put my foot in it.
All of the stuff cost me about $9 at Kragans. Has paid for itself MANY times over. I've run at least 12 tanks through, and the lowest I got was 255 miles to a tank (which was just once). Everything else has been 270 and up.
That is definetely an interesting method...
Then again, I'm averaging 23+mpg anyway, so I doubt I would really benefit from such treatment.
Like I just posted in another thread, comparing the miles driven on a tank is not really accurate since we all fill it up different amounts of gas.
It would be more accurate to compare the calculated (miles driven/gallons filled) miles per gallon.
There are many other variables, too, of course...
TS
Then again, I'm averaging 23+mpg anyway, so I doubt I would really benefit from such treatment.

Like I just posted in another thread, comparing the miles driven on a tank is not really accurate since we all fill it up different amounts of gas.
It would be more accurate to compare the calculated (miles driven/gallons filled) miles per gallon.
There are many other variables, too, of course...
TS
I have a 99 SS and I get 200 miles to a tank.. which is filling it up all the way and taking it to E... average of 15 mpg every time I fill up, for the last 4 months that I've had it... I have driven once on an all freeway trip and got 24 mpg... why isi that you guys can get so mucm more than us? is the bolt ons and mods you've done... cuz mine is stock except for slp d/d...
Originally posted by GoFast908Z
Here you go..........
http://community.webshots.com/album/104236890PSinJb
Ok, this is what i did to get an average gain of 70 more miles per tank of gas.
Poured in the Pyroil Engine flush, ran the engine for 5 min. Then changed oil like usual. Put in the new oil, drove the car till it was on Empty (only took about 10 miles
) Then filled up with Premium gas. Then poured in the B-12 Chemtool into the gastank. After that I went from averaging 200 miles per tank, to averaging 270 miles per tank. And that is not driving it like a grandma, I like to put my foot in it.
Here you go..........
http://community.webshots.com/album/104236890PSinJb
Ok, this is what i did to get an average gain of 70 more miles per tank of gas.
Poured in the Pyroil Engine flush, ran the engine for 5 min. Then changed oil like usual. Put in the new oil, drove the car till it was on Empty (only took about 10 miles
) Then filled up with Premium gas. Then poured in the B-12 Chemtool into the gastank. After that I went from averaging 200 miles per tank, to averaging 270 miles per tank. And that is not driving it like a grandma, I like to put my foot in it.
Oh, do you think the Chemtool might have been the effector ?
I used to use Red Line fuel treatment fairly frequently - 'til Pep Boys closed their stores in my area
- and it seemed to really help fuel economy when driven reasonably.When I put the hammer down
, especially in cold weather, my mileage goes to shiat.
Britt
Re: Is that similar to a Slick 50 type product ?
Originally posted by NEWBIE T/A
Never heard of Pyroil before .
Oh, do you think the Chemtool might have been the effector ?
I used to use Red Line fuel treatment fairly frequently - 'til Pep Boys closed their stores in my area
- and it seemed to really help fuel economy when driven reasonably.
When I put the hammer down
, especially in cold weather, my mileage goes to shiat.
Britt
Never heard of Pyroil before .
Oh, do you think the Chemtool might have been the effector ?
I used to use Red Line fuel treatment fairly frequently - 'til Pep Boys closed their stores in my area
- and it seemed to really help fuel economy when driven reasonably.When I put the hammer down
, especially in cold weather, my mileage goes to shiat.
Britt
yeah, 98's have smaller tanks: 15.5
99 and up has 16.8
99 and up has 16.8


