I once thought fuel treatments are just snake oil! boy was I wrong.

[Chango]

Let start by saying I try to keep my busa in top form at all times. So I give new things a shot from time to time. Lately I noticed the busa didn't seem as snappy as normal. So I did the sea foam treatment and added to my fuel. Cant say I noticed any measurable difference. So I gave a week and thought maybe the loss is in my head. But I'll give the Berryman B12 chemtool a shot. I have to admit this stuff brought the snap back in my throttle! I cant believe it. This stuff really made a difference. Guess as a sceptic I was wrong. Those who are putting on the miles heck $5 you cant go wrong. I would dare say my mileage might have improved as well.

 

[Superzuki]

I use it regularly too. I started with my Honda ST1300, it needed help bad. When it worked so well there I tried it in my Busa too.
It definitely made a heck of a difference. I get it at Wally World for $3.19.

 

[E Zurcher]

Let start by saying I try to keep my busa in top form at all times. So I give new things a shot from time to time. Lately I noticed the busa didn't seem as snappy as normal. So I did the sea foam treatment and added to my fuel. Cant say I noticed any measurable difference. So I gave a week and thought maybe the loss is in my head. But I'll give the Berryman B12 chemtool a shot. I have to admit this stuff brought the snap back in my throttle! I cant believe it. This stuff really made a difference. Guess as a sceptic I was wrong. Those who are putting on the miles heck $5 you cant go wrong. I would dare say my mileage might have improved as well.

Agreed!

Tried it last week and after only one tank of gas I can feel the difference.

Smoother engine
More snap
More go

Last time I had the airbox off and took a good look at my intake valves and was surprised at how gunked up they were. I tend to short shift and use the torque of the motor so I started holding the lower gears longer. After a while there was some improvement but not a lot.

I tried Techron and the improvement was slight. Used it for quite a while then switched to Seafoam.

I ran half a can of Seafoam every other tank of gas and while it ran slightly smoother with seafoam in the gas it really made no difference in overall performance I could detect.

B12 Chemtool really made a noticeable difference and I will use it from now on. Next time the airbox is off I'll bet the valves are pretty clean. 6 ounces every other tank should keep them that way. And as mentioned above it cost half as much as Seafoam does.

Thanks for the tip!

 

[Quiksilver]

Thanks for the input! I've tried quite a few different cleaner with minimal results. I have heard the wynns power charge works gelreat buy I haven't gotten around ordering any. I will give the b12 a shot. How much are yall adding to a tank initially?

 

[E Zurcher]

1 OZ per gallon. I used 6 OZ for my first treatment and will do the same for the next tank. After that I think a maintenance dose of 2 or 3 OZ per tank will keep things clean.

 

[Excursion05]

Saw somebody else's post on the Berryman B12 and have wanted to try it for a while now. Filled the tank today and plan to add it before I head out again. Good to hear more positive results.

 

[04LE]

Add to tank then fill up so it mixes with the gas better.

 

[RedBusarider]

Add to tank then fill up so it mixes with the gas better.

I agree - however that would/will require you to carry a can of it to the gas station with you.

Sometimes if I'm low on gas and don't have time to go to the gas station I will fill up from gas cans I have in the garage.
Then it would be no problem to add a few ounces before filling (or adding) gas to the tank.

My Busa ALWAYS feels faster and snappy compared to my other bikes so I don't really notice the Busa ever being slow.

Maybe I should try the B12 in my other bikes.

 

[GEARJAMMER]

I don't use treatment do change plugs each summer+oil bikes dragrace only I think launch box or rpm limiter is hard on plugs

 

[Shifty41]

Never used this product before. Any issues with turbo bikes? If not, I will def try it out