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[mark dale]

So,

Who wants better MPG? - I reckon I've got a solution !



Bold Claims Eh?
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Read On .....

Ok, as some folks are aware, I have been researching, testing and now distributing a new to the UK fuel additive, that increases MPG, reduces emissions, reduces wear on the engine, plus a load of other benefits.
XFT Benefits

Basically, it works, with a guarantee from the company that makes it.

It is available in 40+ countries, and if you get it from here :
Entering your details in the form, so that I can track sales
http://bit.ly/moreMPGpocuk


- the club gets a commission as a donation.

There’s loads of information on the website above, all about it, but I’ll also put some further reading below :

In November last year, I stumbled across this additive, XFT, which was due to be launched into the UK officially in January 2014. – Hailing from the USA, with a history in Industry, and the car market overseas, and distributed via multi-level network marketing.

I was kinda sceptical, but intrigued, and not going to knock it until I tried it, mainly because we all would like better mpg, but also, because I am interested in different fuels etc , and I was one of the first folks on Pocuk to use Veg Oil, back in about 2005 or so. Over the years, I've used all sorts of fuels, cleaners, additives etc, with varying results.
So, I  got in touch with one of the UK main men.
It turned out that basically, they were looking for testers of it, so naturally, I volunteered! I got some samples, and handed some out, plus I also got a few folks doing some more rigorous testing.

As it turns out, in retrospect, back then, the small samples weren’t really enough to show much effect, as it needed to be double dosed at 2ml per 10 litres for the 1st 3 tanks, to clean out the system, then to run it at a single dose of 1ml per 10 litres, with a recommendation to monitor over 6 tanks – as per the http://lessfuel.co.uk/xft-6-tank-challenge/  .

However, those of us with more of it started getting some good results, and increases in MPG, as well as very obvious signs that it cleaned out the system. There's some testimonials on the Website.

Our family run-around - a Citroen Picasso – which is really good on fuel anyway, managed to gain an extra 50 miles on the first tank, then 100 extra on the second, and thereafter. This result, and some better running  Pajero’s, plus some research, led me to decide on becoming a full UK distributor. Since then, I have been running it in all my vehicles, with some good results –  especially so in my delica, which is the easiest vehicle to monitor eg http://lessfuel.co.uk/66-improvement-in-mpg-using-xft/

The results do seem to vary whilst starting to use it, on different cars, with some showing an immediate change, whilst with some it takes time - I've seen this myself with my own vehicles. the delica had no improvement in mpg for 3 tanks, but I could tell it was running better. Then did a massive gain from 18mpg to 30mpg !


It is distributed via Network Marketing, with quite an American style slant to it, but I have built the www.lessfuel.co.uk website to try and provide a more UK feel, and a blogging platform.

I’ve discussed with Simon, about promoting it within the Club, to raise funds, to help with the club costs, whilst saving members money,  hence the link above.


So, as MPG tends to be up there, with tyres, as one of the main topics of discussion, on Pocuk, I would suggest that folks give this a try – there is a company-backed refund if it doesn’t work offer, via the above link, it works out cheap, per litre at about 3.2p, and it means that you don’t have to use premium fuel.

So, to get a monetary benefit, we only need to get a 4% ( 1mpg if doing 25mpg currently)  increase in fuel economy – even if we use veg oil at £1 a litre. This generally seems to give a 5% - 30% gain, so we are quids in! Plus, the added other benefits -  less emissions, more power etc.  I’ve been running it in my LWB using SVO, WVO, derv, petrol and 2 stroke blend, and all is well, definately more mpg and running better.



Have a look around the site, if anyone needs to know more info, then ask below,  or if interested in becoming a distributor as well, or wants to discuss commercial supply to businesses etc, contact me via mark@lessfuel.co.uk  or Facebook




Mark “ using lessfuel.co.uk “ Dale
 

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[pajmanAl]

I've been using this in my paj, (2.5 mk2 lwb) and on the first tank a load of carp came out of the exhaust and there was a notable difference in performance with a more responsive throttle.  On the first tank I was averaging 25 mpg, the second didn't change that much but was more short journeys.
The third tank averaged 29 mpg on a mixed cycle.
Not put a fourth tank in yet, but will update more when I do, I will also be putting her through the emissions test soon on the mot, so I'll see how much cleaner she's running too.
Really good product.

[mpl_charles]

looks good.

May have to try some when i have run my engine in properly.

[Mo-Trax]

What is this 'Absolute Nonsense' ???


That was my original thoughts until i actually tried it.

Results:

i used to average 17 MPG,

After the first couple of additions of XFT my consumption didn't change, if anything it got worse, i was starting to rub my hands together thinking 'Refund will be coming my way soon'

Then i noticed whilst overtaking a wagon on the way to work one moning that the truck seemed to have a lot more extra 'oomph' !
and i didn't leave a big black smoke screen behind me.

On the next fill up my average MPG was 26 miles per gallon (bang goes my money back guarantee) i checked and double checked all the figures and sure enough it was correct.

Since starting using XFT (6 fill ups now) my ave MPG has fluctuated between 20 - 25 mpg depending on how i drive.

The only problem i have now is a hell of a lot more power which is oh so tempting to use, although even when using the extra power my consumption has not gone back to 17 mpg even when towing.

Would certainly recommend XFT but just wish someone had given me the 'Super Hero message - With Great Power comes Great Responsibility'  then maybe my average would stick around the 26 mpg margin.

certainly feels like driving a new truck though especially with the reduced black smoke i'm now producing.

[firebrad]

Just bought some, will report back..... I expect nothing less than 50mpg from my paj from now on.....  

[mark dale]

[mof000]

I have just ordered some to run in my 3.2 did! I was running 2T in with diesel and now i'm going to give this go!

[pajmanAl]

I said earlier in the year I'd update after the emissions test on the mot, I forgot............
So here goes.....
Emissions probe inserted up into tail pipe  
Engine to temp
First fast idle test - pass
First throttle test - pass
Test over
Emissions at an all time low.
I normally use two bottles of forte and run a new fuel filter on a good blast down the motorway before the MOT
This year no forte, didn't change the filter, didn't run down the motorway, just used xft and took her straight there.
Of course the rest of the car passed too  

[blueovalcraig]

I'm going to give this a go! When I get paid on Friday I'll order some

[geodrome]

I'm getting an extra three miles per gallon! Changed the front tyres from General Grabber AT to Goodyear AT/SA.

Additives can help, but so can the right tyres.

[pajmanAl]

Ok, another update
I'm no longer getting 29mpg in my paj, I'm now averaging 31mpg  

As geodrome says, tyres can also help, so.........what mpg could I get if I take my MTs off  
I may do that to find out, but I kinda like them on.
Still a supporter of this product, and I'm saving money too

[f11lts]

I might give this a go.

[mark dale]

[f11lts]

Thanks Mark I will do.

[mark dale]