I did a search and could not find this topic which really suprised me. Anyway

What fuel stabilizer to most of ya'll use for your every day use and also for your winter storage use. I have been told several different things from Sea Foam to Sta-Bil green and red. Thanks for the advise.

I use Stabil Green and Star-Tron Fuel treatment everytime I fill up.

I understand the Stabil, what does the Star Tron do?

I been using Stabil for almost a year now.I can tell the difference,it makes my old JonRude run better for sure.

It has enzymes that help clean the engine.

yOU CAN READ MORE INFO HERE
http://mystarbrite.com/startron/

Sea Foam

Marine Stabil

marine stabil

Marine Stabil.

Sea Foam year round.

Stabil Blue for continued use with ethanol.

Stabil Red for extended storage with gas in the tank.

What is the difference in the Stabil colors. I bought some at Acadamey the other day to try for the first time and all they had was RED.

Seafoam keeps it clean, but if you are gonna park it for a while add Stabil.

Dealer told me to run Qwick Kleen with every fill up. I have a 250 PRO XS. Said it helps keep carbon off the pistons. Stuff sure is high along with gas...

Ok if you use Seamfoam , is it also necessary to use Stabil??

I have wondered the exact same thing. Any one have some advise.

seafoam does both. ive been using it exclusively for many years and had no problems.

Star-Tron Fuel treatment is designed to take the alcohol out. Works great in 2-4 cycle. Great stuff i must say helps my motorcycle from sputering and my outboard starting quicker.Hope this helps.

I run no additive.

I use marine Stabil & Yamaha Ring Free every time we add gas.

I hope your getting your fuel from an ethanol free station then. Ethanol in fuel will bite you sooner or later if you don't treat your fuel!

have always used some kind for years but just found out about startron..this stuff keeps it good for TWO YEARS..that's a fact

I use Stabil, but would like to try Seafoam - where can I get it?

Walmart has it,and so do most auto parts stores.

I use Stabil. My marine dealer told me to use some form of fuel stabizer with every fill up.

Stabil blue.

Dealer where I have my boat worked on has told me that they've been in motors that have run stabil or (insert your additive here) and ones that have never and they really couldn't tell a difference. I store very little fuel in my boat, filling up before almost every trip to keep the fuel fresh and stay on top of my filters. No problems yet. My boat doesn't get a winter break so no worries there.

Stabil Marine(green) every time I fill up. Cheap insurance against ethanol fuels(even if you do not believe the claims against ethanol and outboards). A little goes a looooong way. An ounce per ten gallons. One bottle treats 320 gallons! If I think it's going to sit a while(a month or more) I put in regular stabil(red) which simply treats the fuel for storage. Red is great for all your small engines that might sit all winter(mowers, weedeaters, dirtbikes...). WackySenko be careful about leaving your tanks empty for extended periods. Although some believe they are leaving less fuel to "go bad" your tanks actually develop more condesation(water) when left less than fuel. Really not a problem if your boat gets used weekly. Wish mine did!

No more than a few days if i can help it

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i took my boat to the dealer today for minor repair. i asked the mechanic about this topic. he said they treat all their fuel,no matter what engine it may run through. The fuel lines suffer from the effects of ethanol. He said they always add a stabiliser to the fuel. He said run the lower octane, never premium, and add stabiliser. He said they use Seafoam.

Thats exactly what I do...I run the low octane fuel to reduce heat and Sea Foam in every tank...If you watch the sales at O'Reilly's they will run Sea Foam..buy one get one free...from time to time...Thats when I stock up...