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RadioMan
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9/27/2008
17:26:17
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 Subject: Tufoil - Snake oil ??
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I get Hemmings Motor News and I've noticed a
product called; Tufoil - To get the full info on
the product go to page 27 of the October 2008
issue or check out; www.tufoil.com
My question is, has anyone tried this stuff? Does
it live up to its ad? Just snake oil?
Hay guys, I don't know about you but I've parked
my 02 Dakota Sport 4X4, 4.7 because of its poor
gas mileage. I didn't put 2000 miles on it this
year. I didn't even get a nibble trying to sell
it and offered very low trade in when trying to
buy a gas sipper. I even put it on E-Bay once.
So, I'd like to hear from anyone that has tried
this Tufoil product.
Thanks
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Hey
Dodge Dakota
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9/27/2008
21:28:23
|  RE: Tufoil - Snake oil ??
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Looks more like Horse Sh!t Oil
Do yourself and your wallet a favor
Head to your local Walmart or Parts Store
and pick your self out an oil you like
So long as its API certified your going to be fine
I would recommend a good filter
Wix / NAPA Gold Series (same)
Purolator’s Pure ONE
Mobil 1
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Kowalski
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9/28/2008
09:06:18
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Poor milage ? Is something wrong with your truck; or are you unrealisically expecting econobox milage from it ? I consider the 15 mpg I get from my truck to be pretty good for it's capabilities. People who don't really need trucks shouldn't buy them and then complain about milage.
Lead, follow, or get out of the way
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yo but
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9/28/2008
12:45:42
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they look so coooool
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RadioMan
Dodge Dakota
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9/28/2008
14:07:58
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Kowalski, I agree with you 100%. I used my 02
mainly to pull my 26' travel trailer to Upper
Michigan from near Toledo.
Now that gas prices went through the roof making
vacation travel a thing of the past, thanks to
$od $am oil slugs, I sold the camper and now what
to either sell/trade-in the Dakota or *try* and
get better mileage out of it so I can make it my
daily driver during the winter months.
15 MPG *might* be my top mileage on a trip hauling
nothing but my fat $ss so for now it sets stored
and covered because I also have a 97 gas sipper
that gets 35 MPG.
I really don't need the Dakota any longer... From
now on IF I ever go back up to Upper Michigan I'll
use a gas sipper and rent a cabin...
Have a great day! -)
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