Depends. At least you get anti-gel in that stuff, which might be useful this time of year up where you are, in the Great White North.I guess I've just been burning my money.....![]()

-Uwe-
Depends. At least you get anti-gel in that stuff, which might be useful this time of year up where you are, in the Great White North.I guess I've just been burning my money.....![]()
While there were clear winners and losers in terms of lubricity an cetane boost, what they didn't test is any of those products ability to keep injectors and other fuel system components clean, which is of course another important factor.haven't had pump or injector issues yet,
Here's a test with a focus on winter additives:Not to mention that winter mix temps aren't feasible with the good stuff
Do you really believe that, or you are joking?Revised forecast is now even colder. Here it is withsocialistmetric units for you guys:
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-Uwe-
It's a joke -- sort of.Do you really believe that, or you are joking?
Do you really believe that, or you are joking?
Why 12 inches in a foot and 5280 feet in a mile? Or 16 ounces in a pound? Or 128 (fluid) ounces in a gallon, and a gallon of water weighs 8.34 pounds? IT MAKES NO SENSE.
The decimal separator is not standardized:Asked by the guy that can't even get a DECIMAL right.The DECIMAL POINT is a period, not a comma. Comma is a thousands separator.
They both stem from the Arabic numeral system which used something that looks like a comma for both, but the decimal separator was a smaller "comma" than the thousands separator, hence why Europe substituted a period for it. But somewhere along the way, part of the world got it backwards.
EDIT: Modern unicode has also done nothing to help with the confusion. They eliminated the curve from the Arabic thousands separator for reasons unknown.
Arabic decimal
Arabic thousands
I have no idea why Europe flipped (and the British Empire subsequently forced it anywhere they colonized or conquered).