ring free VS. quickclean

[altobugman]

Ok, i am an avid user of ringfree,have been sence the start.
The other day i went to my boat dealer to get a bottle of ring free and asked him what the diff is in the two(by the way he sells both ringfree and quickclean)He told me the only diff to his nowledge was the price, which was half of ringfree. they both decarb the motor .has any one thought about this as i have? the only thing is;is the amount you put in the tank the same,1 oz per 10 gal. of fuel..................just a little thought from a small bug mind

[Doug Vahrenberg]

I know RingFree Works. I'll stick with what Yamaha recommends. Sometimes paying extra is worth the peace-of-mind assurance.

[Crowmagnon]

There are numerous additives which are used to maintain and/or clean fouled multi-port injectors, carburetors, remove deposits from intake valves and ports and improve detergent properties - many of these are based on IVD tests and also port valve fuel injection tests. Some do well, some do not. Succinimides are designed for for port fuel injectors and carbs, but not IVD. So it is critical to understand the specific egine design, application and specifications in order to insure the right detergent or dispersant is used.

Ring-free for Yamaha is the best there is. The particular component in this product is more expensive than the others and performs better. It is specificalyl designed for Yamaha outboards - I would stick with it.

[Mark Perry]

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Doug said it best. i agree completely.

[altobugman]

i totaly agree was just curios what some of you thought about the two,i am not gonna change,but i would think merc would make a good product two.prob the reason i dont own a merc on the back of my skeeter??????????????

[08skeeternicc]

I support Yamaha products, they hold the warranty on my motor so I don't mind buying their products to help keep them financialy stable should I need their help.