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Originally Posted by diesel pap
we are seeing p 7100 failing quite often. i think it is because of the new fuel.
"Thinking" isn't proof. Correlation isn't causality.
If I step on your foot and you get a cold the next day, would you associate colds with foot injuries?

Will I continue it's use?, yes. Why?, peace of mind.
Thats the entire point of it. It doesn't do anything but it makes the user feel like he/she is doing something helpful.

My point is that these pumps were designed when diesel fuel contained enough sulpher to lubricate the internals of the pump.
Wrong. Sulfur is a contaminant of all crude oil. It has no beneficial properties for anything in fuel.

Thats why sweet crude oil costs so much more, it has less sulfur.

Since the introduction of ULSD, my opinion is that the lubricity which was once in the fuel, had to be replaced by something.
It is, the refinery has lubricity specs every batch has to meet before it can leave for distribution.
 
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Old 11-01-2010, 03:45 PM
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think I'm gonna take advice from someone with a diesel that makes more than 5 horsepower
 
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Originally Posted by bobcat67
think I'm gonna take advice from someone with a diesel that makes more than 5 horsepower
Mine makes 10 runin 2 stroke, goin downhill of course
 
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Originally Posted by bobcat67
think I'm gonna take advice from someone with a diesel that makes more than 5 horsepower
I don't see anything but smoke belching "tuners", no real horsepower to be found here except mine.
 
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Originally Posted by ForcedInduction
I don't see anything but smoke belching "tuners", no real horsepower to be found here except mine.
well if you wanna leave don't let the door hit you on the way out, and you come across as one of those guys that would argue just to argue, yet you prove no point one way or another in any of your posts, you just tell people they're wrong and stupid because they try stuff you don't "agree" with, and you know what 600 horsepower on a dyno is 600 horsepower regardless of the amount of emissions, your mercedes diesels that are virtually antiques now aren't any better than a cummins/powerstroke/duramax belching smoke power is power and last time I checked you're not the power god
 
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I used Lucas fuel treatment in my tank in my las fuel up! It sure quitted the truck down! I have also used the 2 stroke in my truck! No problems! But thats with my truck! I am taking the risk with it! Now about the Cetain booster with some of the additives? BS It adds more heat! Which adds more EGTs, which you will need to tune different when running the stuff regularly!
 
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Originally Posted by bobcat67
well if you wanna leave don't let the door hit you on the way out
I need to be here. Somebody has to be correct when so many aren't.

which you will need to tune different when running the stuff regularly!
Wrong.

Originally Posted by tireposer9669
Figured out how fast you can run your tires?
 

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I can run my tires as fast as my off road diesel with 2 stroke added will haul my truck down your road jackarse
 

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