Amalgamated fuel additive

[mopartechnician]

Anybody running this fuel additive? I ran it in my 06 when I had it and my dad has been running it in his 06 for about 2 years. Seems like pretty good stuff. I need to order more but just seeing what your guys opinions on it are. $180 shipped isnt too bad, espcially at 300/1 in the winter. http://www.amalgamatedinc.com/

[Mopar1973Man]

I've heard of them but not many that I know of use the product. The thing is I never could get any solid information on point pour reduction, HFRR score, cetane score, etc.

[mopartechnician]

Ya thats where I am sitting now. I am going to email them today and see what I can get. I know a lot of people use them and heard stories about stanadyne using the company to make a formula for standyne. Guess i wilk just run 2-stroke oil until I can hear results

[LiveOak]

I have been using their TDR summer and winter blend for several years. I bought a 5 gallon pale of each. No problems with it so far. I run it in my John Deere tractor too.

[mopartechnician]

Ok I emailed them last night and this morning I got a call from Randy. I didn't have a chance to answer since I was trying to fix a locomotive, but anyways he left a voice mail and said he had emailed me and asked if I had any more questions to give him a call. I am really impressed that he called and emailed. I hope this answers some questions, the only question I have is what is considered premium additive.Here is the email I got:Here is some testing data that we did for a trucking company from March of 2012 plus a Dyno Test from 2009 on our TDR-S with 6 Cetane numbers. Since we have done both the winterization and Dyno testing we have added more Cetane because we have found that newer engines needed the added Cetane to achieve a better fuel efficiency. Have a great week!Randy WalkerSales Director

TDR-S and TDR-WDA Numbers.pdf