Clean Boost Maxx Performance Fuel Additive 32oz Bottle on 2040-parts.com
Monmouth Beach, New Jersey, United States
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This bottle treats 960 gallons of diesel or gasoline. CleanBoost® Maxx™ Fuel Supplements are
the best way to treat fuel. This is the most effective fuel solution
with the following benefits; 65% Savings per Treated Tank over the
Leading Additive; Maximizes Power; Cleans Fuel Injectors; Stabilizes
Fuel; Reduces Emissions; Increases Fuel Economy; Adds Lubricity; EPA
Registered. Watch how CleanBoost Maxx can increase Horse Power and Torque in a small gasoline engine, this is a Chris Fix video from YouTube. Using a Hub Dyno shows how CleanBoost Maxx can increase horsepower in your vehicle. Click Link to watch:
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