the can sez 21/2 oz per 10 gallons how the hell do u guys measure that at the gas pump ????

 

You can guesstimate how much fuel you'll be adding based on experience with the car and its gas gauge readings, then premeasure an appropriate amount into a container that you can pour from directly into the tank. Alternately, you can run the tank low enough that you know it will take more than ten gallons and add exactly that to go with the 2.5 ounces.

I'm not sure the container that VP comes in so don't know how easy it is to pour reasonably precise amounts.

EDIT: You could also get a syringe like that used for adding oil to the supercharger and put markings on the side calibrated in gallons of fuel. Fill up, suck the right amount into the syringe, then inject it. That has the disadvantage of adding after filling, so you don't get mixing action from incoming fuel.

 

thanks have been using trick booster for years one can per tank , v p sez 32 oz per ten gallons. but on the back of the can it sez 2.6

 

The chart here indicates that 2.6 ounces should be right. Up to 32 ounces is possible for highly maintained racing engines.

https://vpracingfuels.com/product/oc...leaded/?c=207&

 

thanks front of can sez treats up to ten gallons back sez use 2.6 per 10 gallons u tube sez one can per ten gallons vp ads say the same thing but prolonged use will cause engine damage if u use a 32 oz can for 10 gallons

 

"Up to 10 gallons" is the key phrase there. Be careful with information you get from youtube. It's a mixed bag. Taking youtube information at face value can lead to many kinds of problems, such as believing in a flat Earth.

 

get real everyone knows the earth is flat !!! thanks for ur help

 

thanks again now all i have to do figure out 2.6 oz have tt ask my wife for a measuring cup

 

Call me old-fashioned, but I'm going with Eratosthenes on this one.