Originally Posted by
gouch1
+1 it will do it more damage then good in the long run its like running a 2 stroke bike without it they go better but go bang in the end also what 2 stroke are you using the red stuff or the green
well either will dye your diesel enough to look like none road going stuff if you get dipped you could be looking at a recovery charge at the least
Red, 100% Miniral based stuff.
Have a google and people reccomend it anywhere!
Few people on the 306/406 forums use it in HDi's too without an issue!
Infact just changed the diesel filter and the diesel is still yellow! So I doubt very much I'd have issues if my tank was ever dipped!
250ml of two stroke in 70000ml of diesel is hardly going to make a difference! Thats 0.35% Theres 5% Biodiesel in normal diesel! And my car aint supposed to use biodiesel either!
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