Best Fuel Injector Cleaner, Gumout, BG44K, Berryman B12, Redline, Amsoil PI, Part 5

[@WhipCityWrencher]

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[@Funkydood]

REDLINE hands down!!! #2, Berryman's B-12 Chemtool, which, for the price, it's simply excellent!

[@danhambrick6331]

Redline and BG44K

[@meaculpamishegas]

Why waste your money with the 44k when the Redline easily did the best? It’s much more expensive and didn’t perform as well

[@jsnjcnt]

​@@meaculpamishegasyes you are right. Redline looks like it did much better than all of the others.

[@douglasradowick508]

I have to say as an auto mechanic, I have to state that Redline & BG44K did the best soak cleaning. Doug

[@aerovaportrail1392]

I have used Chevron and BG44 and now I use Redline. It works the best for me. Thank you for you time.

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Hi Aero, Thanks for sharing!👍

[@topg3200]

damn really redline

[@aerovaportrail1392]

@@topg3200 Red Line!

[@MannyFiguresItOut]

How soon mileage wise after adding the Redline do you personally feel it makes a difference?

[@emed1977]

Since they all did pretty well, then price becomes the biggest differentiator. You can do 5 B-12 treatments for the price of 1 BG, so for the same price, the B-12 would be better.

[@jamesking3248]

BG is a 3 step process for an injection service in my shop I. Tried a few and BG made such difference people came back for it

[@404notfound.....]

I have always used red line with great success. Amsoil would be my 2nd choice. For folks that are running gdi systems this should be a part of your daily maintenance. Great video sir! 👍🇨🇦

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Thank You!

[@dfls5069]

@@WhipCityWrencher Redline has the most PEA along with Chevron. Have you done a test with Techron ?

[@WhipCityWrencher]

@@dfls5069 Here's one with Techron in it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/baKnmWp6gpd0d8U&ab_channel=WhipCityWrencher

[@dfls5069]

@@WhipCityWrencher That's techron fuel injector cleaner, the high PEA concentration is in the fuel treatment

[@404notfound.....]

@WD-tr7pq 💯 % Sorry that's what I meant by daily. Just before every oil change.

[@curtiswhite2872]

I'm not so worried about prices as long as they do what they say it will do. From what I observed, Redline and BG44K.

[@benca6151]

So id imagine the heat from the engine, along with the cleaners, would make a huge difference. Just soaking them cold works but not like adding a 200 degree engine

[@traviskinzler3655]

Redline. My 05 envoy had a rough idle and would almost shut off when ac was on. I ttied everything. Finally i ran a bottle of redline and it smoothed right out. Im guessing it had some stopped up injectors maybe. No other fuel system cleaner helped. I thought it was bs until i used it. Hands down the best

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@jeffruebens8355]

Project Farm did similar testing inside a lawnmower engine, and only the Berryman made the spark plugs look cleaner. People have also said they got good results from the Royal Purple Maxlife for cleaning dirty fuel injectors.

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Thanks for the feedback👍

[@jakemanchester5139]

I used Berryman in my 26 year old Jeep Wrangler with the 4 litre engine.. What a difference one can made. I was even more impressed when you consider the price......

[@anthonymarinelli9224]

I wanna out the b-12 in my ford thunderbird and see if it helps

[@keepitsolidkeepitreal2877]

Helped my 1998 F-150 150K B-12 bottle once a month 🤙😎 Also Marvel Mystery Oil every fill up 4oz each 10 gallons ✅💡.

[@tommccallan8802]

5 $ and change wal mart

[@brianbethune862]

Thanks for your video. Here's a thought for an improvement. Weigh each sparkplug before and after each treatment. Let them become perfectly dry of course. The difference in weight will represent how much carbon is removed. Still not a perfect test but it would be less subjective.

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Glad you liked the video and thanks for the suggestion. I will have to look into that, I would need a very precise and accurate scale.

[@MrKevcola11]

Redline

[@breezeli6233]

@@WhipCityWrencher I tested 2 cheap mini electrical scales and one of them worked perfectly for your project. You should get a scale that labels a precision of 0.01 gram. Here is my lesson. Do not believe those claim precision of 0.01 gram and weigh high than 0-500 g, the broader range, the less precise. I tried a 0-200 g one and tested it with distilled water and a medical syringe. The best result was 0.98 g for 1.00 ml. The weight was between 0.93-0.98 and the average was 0.952 g. Considering the residual in the syringe or manual error, I think that is an ideal scale for your project.

[@WhipCityWrencher]

@@breezeli6233 Thanks for the suggestion!👍

[@whanner]

I've used berrymans for 30 years and has always worked for me.... Price is probably the lowest. Need to run them through the gas tank for the best test.

[@joshwhite1009]

Red-line seemed best. I would love to see red-line VS Chevron Techron. Thanks.

[@MannyFiguresItOut]

IMO, Redline and BG44K did the best. I was so impressed with the Redline that I just ordered some. I’m excited to see what it does to my 190k 5.3

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Thanks for Sharing👍 I hope it works well for you.

[@adrian15419]

I’ve used all the ones you tested and redline is definitely the best. Awesome video.

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Thank You! Glad you liked the video😊 and Thanks for your feedback👍

[@TheRichardF10]

I have used redline complete fuel system cleaner and it seem to work the best. I liked amsoil PI before they switched to the red bottle.

[@crayshaunhenderson1265]

so the redline is the truth huh cause i want to put a cleaner in my car as soon as possible

[@LoveLikeaHurricane]

what about the red bottle made you ...implying you might not like it as much?

[@VineyardGaden]

In your video, I noticed within one hour the Berryman B12 took chunks off the plug, versus the others. Secondly, Redline showed a heavy cloud, followed by Amsoil PI. I guess the point is to utilize these cleaners consistently for meaningful results. Thanks for the video. Very educational!

[@WhipCityWrencher]

You're Welcome!👍

[@alejandrotobienne8220]

The point is for these particles to be suspended and burned and exhausted from system. Such as an injector micro screen (top of injector) instead of build up and clog. Heat also adds to the cleaning of Redline SL1

[@wwfsmd4123]

Redline looks pretty good, but I think it boils down to price. The BG makes a lot of claims and is very expensive compared to the others, the BG is $25 - $30 a bottle.

[@08VaNupe]

I’m redline customer and very happy with it. I’m a VW Atlas (DI VR6)and Lexus ES (D-4S A25A-FKS) owner. I also used this on my Infiniti QX70 (MPI VQ37) and never had issues with carbon build up or any fuel related problems. The Atlas bought new in 2019, Lexus bought new 2021 Infiniti bought certified used 2019

[@andrewsilverman7954]

Great video in detail and camera work. It looks as if Redline was the most effective. After the Redline it looks as if second place was almost a tie. I agree though I thought that these fuel injector cleaners would be more effective. Thanks again!

[@WhipCityWrencher]

You're Welcome!👍 Thank You!

[@sassyrav]

I like the way Redline was more of a cloud then chunks. Easier to dispose of the cloudy fuel through the engine. Regular use of the Redline (or any cleaner) would have those deposits removed but definitely prefer Redline after the way it dissolved the carbon for sure.

[@timothynelson1052]

Redline looked the best by far! They are probably designed to work when they are igniting under fire?

[@bobreese4807]

I have a GDI Kia and the manual says to put in Chevron Techron. Would like to see Redline vs Techron. The KIA dealer uses BG44k to clean out engines ....as well as a mechanic down the street. I use Techron but was seeing your results with Redline...so I will use that in my Dodge minivan with 160 K miles. It only get 17 MPG mixed and mecahnic says it needs to be de carbonized to get better.

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Here's one with Techron in it but without the Redline, link is below. Let me know if you see any improvement after you run the Redline through. Probably best to do a couple of tank fulls of the stuff. Hope it helps and Thanks for sharing!👍 studio.kzbin.info7qDh7DM2AAc/edit

[@Bowhunters6go8xz6x]

Redline and then BG44k in 2nd place,

[@williampollard3353]

I've had excellent results with bg44k I call it a mechanic in a can

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Yes, it's good stuff.

[@piedadstoffel5955]

Bg44 k excellent product for cleaning carbon deposits

[@topg3200]

How does redline compare to rislone and dura last fuel cleaner

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Sorry, I dont know. I never tested the Rislone or Duralast fuel cleaners.

[@opinionsvary]

In my opinion: You realize that you're attempting to do analysis of fuel system cleaners on ignition parts don't you? Some if those cleaners are heat activated like Amsoil PI. So the crud comes off with the power stroke. So they boost octane to do it. It probably doesn't matter what one you use. Very few passenger vehicles have 21 gallon fuel tanks making the dosing extra strength at the get go. I never seen any particular fuel system cleaner make such a profound change with seriously neglected leaky injectors to say it's even worth paying extra.

[@WhipCityWrencher]

I know it's not a perfect test, but it does give you some idea of which fuel cleaner is stronger and would probably do a better job.JMHO

[@msclecarcrzy]

I would say redline did the best! As far as second place I believe either amsoil or bg44. It's hard to really say as there isn't a lot of difference

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Yeah, they were pretty close.

[@Hectorson3]

To me looks like Redline dissolved more carbon. So looks like I'm trying out Redline this week when I fill my truck.

[@crayshaunhenderson1265]

how the redline did for your fuel system

[@jalove7]

It would appear that whichever bowl is the dirtiest produce the best results. If that being true? Then the best results would be determined by the darkest bowl with the most discoloration to the lightest. 1. Redline 2. Amsoil 3. BG44 4.Gumout 5. B-12

[@jermainejones6564]

Or which spark plug was dirtiest which makes this not a proper test all the spark plugs in this video came off of different vehicles so this test is not an accurate test but nevertheless I appreciate the video

[@patrick.hallyburton]

i use amsoil at work and have had great success with it, i use it on small engines in golf carts and we have lots of carb issues as they get stored over winter. i think that heat and vibration would show a difference

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Thanks for sharing!👍

[@speedracerjeff]

B12 Chemtool all day every day. Nothing makes your vehicle run stronger than Berryman. Pour it and Floor it!

[@WhipCityWrencher]

It is strong stuff

[@KittenMcSnugglet]

A control with only gasoline would be an interesting comparison as well.

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Hi Danny, Here's one I did with gasoline. kzbin.info/www/bejne/paLRdJ93j9mlZ6s&ab_channel=WhipCityWrencher

[@KittenMcSnugglet]

@@WhipCityWrencher Awesome! Thank you!

[@datsuntoyy]

redline, tie for second 44K and PI, Regain in 3rd, and B12 didn't do squat. Would help if we could see the plugs in the after shot. I'm going by dirt in the bowl. Personally deposits in the combustion chamber isn't a concern of mine, clogged injector nozzles is. I always dump 2 bottles of 44k in the tank (19 gallons) before a road trip.

[@crayshaunhenderson1265]

i never tried the bg 44k but i want to try that but i can buy redline and 44k

[@WaybackTECH]

Cost to Performance - Gumout. Best cleaner - Redline Chemtool did a great job for costing $3 at Walmart.

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Yep, The B12 is a good deal for the money

[@dkgrace6743]

With B-12 being so cheap I wonder if you put 2 cans in one tank full if it would make a difference. With 2 cans it would still be 1/3 the price of Redline. Good job, thanks.

[@happydays8171]

Working in a Mobil terminal, an employee put one pint of Mobil's concentrated additive (would treat 500 gal of gas) in his tank. By the time he drove home his car was burning oil, kicking out blue smoke, the additives took all lubrication off the cylinder walls. He had to call Mobil's lab in Fairfax VA to find out what to do to get his car back to normal. So be careful how much you add.

[@dkgrace6743]

@@happydays8171 Good point thanks.

[@Mikgwerd]

If I had to pick from viewing this video alone, I'd choose Redline, it didn't seem to scrub off carbon chunks like the other ones did. Those chunks could make things problematic, like clogging fuel filters faster or obstructing injectors.

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Thanks for your feedback👍

[@redlinearroyo847]

Seeing the others break chunks off was good and bad, good it works but big chunks could cause problem or stick downstream. The redline properly dissolved it and looks like it woukd pass easier downstream.

[@hairycods2273]

If the build up is on the spark plugs that means it’s past the fuel lines filters & injectors…

[@Mikgwerd]

@@hairycods2273 where'd I write anything about spark plugs?

[@hairycods2273]

@@Mikgwerd who said you wrote something about spark plugs?

[@Oplix]

Just bought some Redline for $15.99 at Advance Auto. It was actually recommended to me by an Auto Zone employee when I asked him what the best stuff was.

[@j.peterrivera4496]

Redline,

[@theezeelife292]

Just from a visual perspective, it seems to me the Redline did the best. However, the method you used isn't a realistic application. Honestly, I don't know how you'd accomplish that. These cleaners were designed to be active in the combustion process. All that being said, I've been using Berryman's since the 90s at every oil change and have never been disappointed. Thanks for the great videos.

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Fair enough!

[@crayshaunhenderson1265]

so it's safe to say i can use the berryman every 3 months right

[@theezeelife292]

@@crayshaunhenderson1265 i use Berryman's at every oil change. I put one can in the crankcase, run it to operating temp, then change my oil. Then, I put a can in the next tank after the oil change. Been doing that for about 20 years.

[@crayshaunhenderson1265]

@@theezeelife292 wow sounds good i'm about to try the redline line up. their motor oil and their fuel system cleaner

[@toddbarretts7619]

Redline, B44

[@raidelcabezas9845]

B12 always works great.

[@One.--]

B12 don't like particles a few of them had some can cause restrictions in carburator. 1st place winner Redline, then 2nd Cumout is the winner if your looking at cost. But in the long run cost of gas & fuel system ? 🤔👍Redline nice clip

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Thanks for you're feedback!👍

[@BamaTidefan1967]

Redline Si-1 has the highest amount of PEA out there so I would expect it to do the best overall.

[@WhipCityWrencher]

👍

[@opera93]

Thanks, what has been your findings & in yiur Vehicles….? I running, 2015 JOURNEY 4 CYL, *& 2007 GMC Canyon 4 CYL(** interestingly just done***** TECHRON (pea hopefully)FUEL INJ Clean, ***with “no Ethanol HIGH Test Gas”, some three tankfuls**==== about 2-3****mpg increase during three tankfuls observations!; close observations..…@141,000 miles,Though also, changed TO PUROLATER BOSS OIL FILTER ( normally NAPA GILD, WIX)…?.. interestingly, DODGE Dealer uses BGK44 RECIMMENDED,.. I have had no,real issues with Dodge @90,000 , occasionally using RED LINE AS routine several moth Peeiods…..BIT OF STUMBLING(??) now…….

[@BamaTidefan1967]

@@opera93 I just run a bottle of it right before an oil change and that's it. From what I understand its too powerful to run all the time unless of course you're only running a few ounces per tankful. I also remove and clean the throttle body every 30K miles or so. Between the two it keeps the fuel system clean.

[@crayshaunhenderson1265]

redline cleans out the fuel tank and the fuel system right? and the fuel injector cleaner cleans the fuel injectors i wonder if you can mixed them together so you can kill 2 birds one stone

[@alejandrotobienne8220]

Yes but all these need heat not room temp liquid bath.

[@Joel-McConnell]

You should have a gas only test bowl as a baseline.......

[@xivix6710]

I know this was recorded long time ago, but I would say that the most aggressive is not necessarily the best, as it could be harmful for other internal parts.

[@eliteflix1]

great video but next time you need to add techron cleaner and compare, my guess #1 REDLINE #2 AMSOIL #3 TECHRON

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Thanks👍

[@southerncross3638]

I use lucas. It not only cleans it, lubes the injectors, and fuel pump.

[@stefanpuffer]

Doesn't contain any PEA.

[@Weareeverything2023]

BG44k works with heat, it’s designed to work during combustion. Hard to draw any comparison, more down to the percentage of PEA.

[@brandonmcginnis4610]

I use Red Line it has the highest PEA in it vs other brands.

[@topg3200]

Higher than Amsoil pi ? And bg44k?

[@venomhemi3914]

Redline is my favorite.

[@Magnabee97]

The Redline did the best.

[@crayshaunhenderson1265]

redline and the bg 44k did really good

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Thanks for your feedback!

[@jamesmull1747]

I say Redline did the best cleaning in this video but I would also like to see Redline and Amsoil up against Lucas Fuel System Cleaner. Thank you...California!

[@WhipCityWrencher]

You might like this one. Thanks for watching👍 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZq6pmysqc2Ue9E&ab_channel=WhipCityWrencher

[@alekseikurepin1433]

Thanks for nice and visual information about cleaners. Yeah, we doesn't have it all in Estonia, Europe but we can find some of them.

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Thanks for watching!👍

[@CenobiteBeldar]

I'm surprised Techron wasn't used.

[@WhipCityWrencher]

I have it in another video look at the pinned list

[@TomTom-gn9mp]

Try the K&N fuel system cleaner.

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Got it.

[@AliAkbarGujjar1]

i added stp fuel injector into the engine insted of tank is it dangerous

[@WhipCityWrencher]

I hope you didn't put it in the engine oil, if you did I'd change it out ASAP.

[@jasonmartin9031]

redline and amsoil the best

[@richardcvlr5]

#1 red line.

[@Fennec1919]

Number 1 is BG 44K Number 2 red line Number 3 Techron

[@erictrennepohl8212]

But what whould happen if you mix all of the liquid together and the soak spark plugs in the mixture

[@WhipCityWrencher]

I don't know but I wouldn't use all of them at once either.

[@christopherrodarte9822]

Have you reviewed 505 CRF ? Its a pretty expensive fuel additive that has a lot of good reviews.

[@WhipCityWrencher]

No, I haven't. (not yet)

[@labradoodle5097]

Redline did best

[@BilgePump]

Good Test. TY. Let the other commenters weigh in but my 2cents is place one in just gas as a control and the others in just the respective cleaners. Looks like red line did the best in this case.

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@topg3200]

Would bg44k work on my 2007 civic? I’ve added another brand 4k miles ago see no difference I get about 115 miles from empty to full tank I got new spark plugs my mechanic told me to check my injectors….

[@WhipCityWrencher]

JMHO, If your problem is dirty injectors the BG44K should help. The Berryman B12 also works well and costs a lot less. Two cans of Berrymans would do a good cleaning also.

[@topg3200]

@@WhipCityWrencher I went with redline cleaner

[@topg3200]

@@WhipCityWrencher how does Amsoil pi fuel additive compare to redline fuel add?

[@WhipCityWrencher]

@@topg3200 I think they are about the same from what I see here.

[@topg3200]

@@WhipCityWrencher what’s the pea on Amsoil, redline and bg44k fuel cleaner?

[@meaculpamishegas]

You should try the binary Rislone. Do a video like this for catalytic converter cleaners

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Thanks for the suggestion👍

[@williammuenster7386]

I have been using Gumout for over 45 years have never had any internal engine issues....Also i've used i qt of Rislone in every oil change for about the same amount of time ....again never any internal engine isues

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Thanks for Sharing👍

[@debrabarcomb2676]

the gas is cool it clean like that.

So what happens to the gunk that comes off inside the engine? Where does it go? Surely that is an important question?

[@japfourme381]

Looks like the Redline clinches it!!

[@MrNunna]

Is testing how well it removes carbon from a spark plug REALLY the equivalent of how well it does on fuel injectors?

[@retiredafce3373]

Redline and BG

[@termite22912]

I have a 2010 Nissan Titan V8 started using seafoam I can feel slight increase in power but your video redline looks pretty good thinking of maybe switching oh by the way dealership told me to replace spark plugs every 100,000 miles Can’t wait for your next video

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Thanks for sharing!

[@jasonreid1332]

Great Video! Thank you for all that you do. I've had success with ATS 505 CRF, it seemed to work well also.

[@ContraNovae]

Me too, it was a Scotty recommended product and it really works.

[@WhipCityWrencher]

I'll try that some time, Thanks!

[@redlinearroyo847]

Redline vs 44k. I think they're the best of these brands here.

[@RobertoFernandezRey26604]

RED LINE!

[@donald4679]

Red line look the best.

[@evergreen111]

I wonder is heat a factor ?

[@WhipCityWrencher]

It probably is but I couldn't replicate those conditions. Thanks👍

[@evergreen111]

@@WhipCityWrencher Your welcome

[@kodyadams5561]

RED LINE DID THE BEST FOLLOWED VERY CLOSELY BY AMSOIL.

[@GT-mn3bx]

Also test against the Lucas and Supertech cleaners(the 1 Qt bottles fuel treatment which has PEA in them). That stuff will actually work on fouled diesel injectors with a double dose in a full tank run.

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@kenweller2032]

The Supertech has PEA??

[@GT-mn3bx]

@@kenweller2032 The 1 Qt big bottle says it does. Just bought one a month or so ago.

[@kenweller2032]

​@@GT-mn3bx THANKS!!

[@jasonoxenbury4720]

Very hard decision . I would go for the redline as the bowel looked it had done a better job . Then the amsoil .the rest of the others not so good. ..plus I would use NGK plugs if I had a petrol car ...

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Thanks for your feedback👍

[@BillWood1]

I like (and use) Redline, but, why does the spark plug from the redline look different than all the others (6:30+ mark)? If that plug came from a different vehicle it would have different carbon build up characteristics and different cleaning requirements. Is this a proper test?

[@WhipCityWrencher]

They are different plugs but still carboned up just the same. You can compare them at the 6:35 mark.

[@jermainejones6564]

Good test but should of used the same spark plugs from one car to get a fair test

[@stuckinmygarage6220]

Thank you. For my budget, me thinks any of these OK for regular use

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Thanks for sharing.👍 The two I probably use most out of these is the B12 and Gumout.

[@perrycorn2789]

I did use any fuel additives to my 1969 Holden 6 cyl car had a carby .what I would do is every now and then or at oil changes is get a spray bottle with a fine spray would run the engine about 2000 to2500 rpm and spray water into the intake just a few Squires and when we pull the head off the engine and only used Castrol GTX oil and at around 680,000 miles the heads of the pistons and valves were very clean the car did 1,020,000 miles but the rust killed the body the engine we did the valves but didn't really need doing and all original can was a Holden 1969 HK with the Holden 186 engine

[@flexjay87]

My question is, if i remember correctly, Berryman products have Methanol in them. Now i believe many car companies do not recommend using Methanol in your gas, which is why Ethanol is at the gas station. So if true, what gives with that ? Is it because its diluted ?

[@WhipCityWrencher]

I'm no scientist so I dont know what makes Berrymans B12 so good but it is some strong stuff. Here's a link to their ingredients. www.berrymanproducts.com/assets/3A-5M-0112-1112-1165.pdf

[@importrgtboy5936]

redline amsoil

[@dbfcrell8300]

I wish you had checked to see which of them actually ignite and burn. I think the Project Farm tests showed only the B12 actually ignited and the rest wouldn't. I may be wrong about none of the others igniting.

[@WhipCityWrencher]

You are probably correct, I did try putting them on white plates before to see which ones burn cleaner but they would not ignite. I can't remember which ones I tested, but I scrapped that idea.

[@brandonjoseph2258]

I had a rough dropping idle and redline stopped it instantly didn’t even use the whole bottle to my tank like directed quarter guess it’s not expensive for nothing

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Hi Brandon, Thanks for sharing!👍👍

[@Wrisky13]

Bg 44k and redline are both great products

[@WhipCityWrencher]

Yes they are!

[@patsuddarth1093]

Redline, for sure.

[@factsoverfeelings21]

Videos are great, they’re addictive, help people pick the right products for them, and are plain ass super basic which I appreciate. I see others saying “weigh” the plugs and yes sounds great, but what if also you made a contraption that would allow you to individually house maybe 6 plugs at once in their own little space, while in a ultra sonic clearer. That’d be nice to see, cause I know when cleaning injectors, sht makes for easy work.

[@michaeljones8582]

Of course Redline

[@wwfsmd4123]

I can immediat3ely notice a drastic improvement with the BG 44K

[@dontderockmerizz3211]

Redline in first & BD44K in second.

[@stuartneiffer412]

Amsoil and Redline

[@davidwalker7383]

Redline

[@vikasshelke5544]

How does carbon get disposed from ICE chamber , exhaust ? Are they dissolved to point of micrscopic unit so they just spat out of exhaust without any hickups ?

[@macknumber9]

I wonder if injector cleaners would work better spraying them in the intake before the injectors IN ADDITION to putting them in the tank. This way you can potentially clean the outside of the injector as well as the inside...

[@max_moto5158]

No. They clog up from the inside.