BG 44K Platinum vs MOC Enhance | Which Fuel System Cleaner is Better?

We’re putting the products to the test BG 44K Platinum Fuel System Cleaner vs MOC Enhance Fuel System Cleaner
To do this head to head test we’re marking PEA also known as Polyetheramine. This chemical is responsible for cleaning carbon build up in the new GDI engines fuel systems.
We are seeing how many drops of the anti-agent it takes to neutralize the PEA in the fuel. How many drops it takes indicates how potent with PEA each product is.
The more potent the product the more efficiently it will clean your fuel system, the longer it will stay in the fuel system and continue to clean, and how far in the product will reach in the fuel system.
BG 44K came out on top with nearly 4x the cleaning power of MOC!
Which product would you rather have in your fuel tank?

[@mresab1997]

Excellent demonstration and study, thank you!

[@docohm50]

Hi Jeff I have been using Lucas fuel injector cleaner. I watched other videos and BG 44K seems to be top dog. Can you do this PEA test on the Lucas cleaner?

[@spiritusantusanctus2548]

This is a great question. I've actually done this test on the Lucas "Fuel Cleaner". I got nothing. I also had a lab analyze Lucas and it turned out to be nothing but thin base oil with no additives whatsoever. I guess that is why the can run sales like Buy 2 get one free...lol! Get 3 nothnigs for the price of two. I've come to the opinion that Lucas has a cult following and that much of what they sell is inferior at best or worthless at the most compared to other majoy brands like Valvoline, Redline and BG.

[@docohm50]

@@spiritusantusanctus2548 I only recently discovered the BG line and I have been impressed. If your product sucks it's not going to pass the KZbinrs. So far I have only been positive results for BG. I plan on doing the 44k, EPR and MOA treatment on my next oil service.

[@ganuv]

Redline S1 is better then all of them