Your product is incredible!
When I first heard of it I decided to do a little investigating. My problem was two fold. first, I have a small 1996 mecury 15hp electic start outboard motor that I use for hunting in the winter months. I don\'t get out often, so my fuel has to sit for some time in between outings. When the second season started I took my boat out, only to have the engine die out not five minutes into my run. This can be quite dangerous considering there are no other boats out there at this time of year and being stranded is not recommended. I finally figured out the cause was water in my fuel, along with it having broken down somewhat sense sitting for more than six to eight weeks. I decided to look into finding a water separator to help fix my prolem. The short of it is, there is nothing out there that will work for my situation. Over the Holidays I got to talking with some old buddies about my problem and asked what they thought could be done. One said Stabil, then another mentioned Startron. I had already used stabil before with no real affects good or bad, but I had not heard of Startron so I went looking. I found it at a Marine store and the salesman seemed to know a good bit about it. I read the card on the bottle and coudn\'t believe what I had read. I thought, if this works it will be a miracle and the answer to all my problems. I got so excitd about it that I bought an 8oz. bottle to try for myself. Now for my second problem. I have a 2003 Toyota 4runner Limited V6. The engine is built to run on high octain fuel and was built before Ethanol hit the market. When I bought the truck it ran beautifully, smooth and quiet, with plenty of pep and power. As time has gone by and the miles have gone up, just over 70,000 on it now. The poor thing knocks and you can hear the valves float when you step on the gas. It had gotten exstreamly loud and I hated it. I take very good care of it, but just cringe when I step on the gas because it has gotten so loud compared to what it used to be. I can not run regular fuel during the winter when they change to winter fuel and even the midrange octain isn\'t much better. Ok, back to my purchase. I came home and later that night I went out and added 2 teaspoons to what was left, about 2 1/2 gallons of old gas, in my outboard tank. The next day I added it to my truck when I filled it up, a little over an ounce of treatment to 22 gallons.(I bought the deisel) Let me tell you, no sooner did I pull out from the pumps I thought I noticed a difference, but thinking it was my imagination I put it off. Well the next day as I drove around doing my usual, you would not believe the difference in the way my truck ran. The valves don\'t float, there is NO knocking and power like I only remembered. It runs so smooth and quiet now, just like when it was new and I am not kidding or exaggerating. Now I put it to the test. I put it 4 wheel drive where I usually drop two tenths of a gallon on my in-dash fuel meter gauge, My meter actually went higher, no lie. Then when I usually pull the boat trailer I also lose 2 tenths. Not this time. My milage stayed the same. This stuff is almost too good to be true. Now, today I took the boat out with what was left of my old gas, just to see if there really was a difference and if this stuff really could breath new life into old fuel. Guess what, it did!!! My motor has never run so well. It fired right up and idled with out missing a beat. Once I blew out the old gas in the carbs, it practically quit smoking and didn't die out on me once. I can not thank you guys enough for what you have given me. This is the only product I have ever used that actually works. Not only does it work, it goes beyond that, it does everything you say and then some. It is truly amazing. I can now drive and play with a piece of mind I never had before, what a gift. I just had to write and tell you what has happened and that this is just after 224 miles! I highly recommend this product to any one, especially if they think they are having fuel problems give this a try, it works.
Thanks again!
Sincerely,
Dan Horning