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Stanadyne lovers?
Ok, I've heard nothing but great stuff about stanadyne products, but the only hassle is that I don't have a reliable source close by... I have to drive 40 miles for the nearest dealer, or order in quantity online. So I take the easy way out, I use powerservice products. Ie: Diesel kleen in the silver bottle 95% of the time and the white bottle for the anti gel formula when its really cold out. Both of these I can get at walmart 3 blocks away or just about anyplace else. My question is that is the stanadyne worth the extra money and hassle? Does the powerservice stuff contain alcohol? I'm of the opinion that something is better than nothing when it comes to additives for my fuel, but are my time and money well spent to get the stanadyne performance product vs. the stuff I'm already using? Just looking for opinions here fellas. Thanks.
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