cheapest way to add lubricity to ulsd

I use a additive from a local guy, it costs around 2.5 cents per gallon of fuel treated bought in a 5 gallon bucket. his site is renewablelube.

 

I normally just use Lucas products but I know a feller that addes a 20oz bottle
of oil to each tank everytime he fuels.

Thats the bad thing about the USLD, the fuel is very dry.

 

Put a quart of cheapo trans fluid in each tank when you fuel

 

Putting trans fluid in your tanks makes the fuel have a red color which will almost get you fined at a scale when checked unless you can prove its trans fluid and not off road fuel, this happened to a friend of mine who puts that in during the winter for anti gel, he was checked but was able to convince the dot guys it was infact trans fluid in there for the winter.

 

How long have you used it?

Have you used it during the winter?

Any other info would be greatly appreciated.

 

I've used it for two years now, they have a winter blend but I have never bought it. I used it the last two winters with no problems, I have it in a gallon jug in the side door on my bunk and have never seen any kind of gelling or thickening or have ever been shut down by it. I buy it in a 5 gallon jug and it lasts me 60-70k miles. I used to use lucas before this and knock on wood I have not had any mechanical injector failures since I started useing an addative, this stuff is about the same price as the lucas but treats 4 times the fuel per gallon of treatment

 

just blending in 2% soybean oil would solve the lubercation problems of ULSD uping it to a 20% blend and you would even gain some MPG