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07-17-2008, 10:33 PM
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Re: Under bumper Hitch options
 topak Ill take some of what your smokin  by the way I do have a hitch lock,I was looking for hitch options and wiring info 8 months ago  Welcome newbee
 And thanks tower I never thanked you on your help on this old thread.Camper pulls like a dream no problems. 
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07-17-2008, 10:36 PM
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Re: Under bumper Hitch options
Nice camper!
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07-20-2008, 11:19 AM
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Re: Under bumper Hitch options
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I agree! How is that working out for you 442?
You certainly have that camper leveled out correctly!!
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07-21-2008, 03:02 AM
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Re: Under bumper Hitch options
I just got back from KOA Mystic Ct tows great Im getting around 13 MPG with some Idling.(not bad)
Running around 3,800/3,900lbs heavy(fully equiped with H2O)
Im hoping for 14MPG on my Va trip in 10 days 
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07-23-2008, 04:55 PM
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Re: Under bumper Hitch options
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Im hoping for 14MPG on my Va trip...
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I use a fuel additive that has increased my mpg to nearly 25, granted, I'm not towing anything, but I'd be curious to know if you can do better than 14mpg with this additive. To that end, if you're passing through NJ stop and I'll donate enough additive to treat a full tank of gas and you can report back the findings online when you have time. Should be a great test. Only catch is that once added you'll need to top off the tank in order to mix in the product properly(it can not be added to a full tank) and for conducting the test I'll throw in a crisp $20 bill to assist in the top off.
PS, if you dont mind me asking, what does a camper like that cost?
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07-23-2008, 05:02 PM
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Re: Under bumper Hitch options
jersey
What kind of magic additive are you using?
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07-23-2008, 05:59 PM
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Re: Under bumper Hitch options
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jersey
What kind of magic additive are you using?
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I'm using CA40G
My trip to work one way is 74 miles exact door to door.
In my minivans ('05 Nissan Quest, '03 Grand Caravan) I was getting 17mpg and 19mpg highway respectively when I heard about and decided to try the stuff. They both immediately improved to 27-29mpg highway. When my lease was up on the Quest and my two boys having grown up and gotten their own cars we really had no need for two minivans, so it was time for me to get a toy. Enter my H3. A used '06 H3. My first tank of gas without additive I watched disappear before my very eyes. Maybe 16mpg. I had no choice, the product needs to be mixed really well with gas in order to work properly and the dealership gave it to me with a full tank. So by the time I made it home from work I was at 1/4 of a tank. I had driven about 270 miles. This included the trip home from the dealer, 56mi., the roundtrip to and from work 148mi., to and from grocery store/mall/movie theatre/best buys/grandma's all told about 66mi., out of a 23 gallon gas tank thats a little more than 17 gallons of fuel netting me just under 16mpg. Then I added the stuff and filled my tank with regular gas at the Hess station. I left and went directly to work and came directly back the next morning to the same gas station to fill up again. With the gas station just 5 blocks from home i'm still calling the round trip 148 miles. My fill up was just 6 gallons. Therefore I used 3 each way. The highway entrance is exactly 2mi. from my home, the highway exit is 1mi. from my job, so 6 total miles were off the highway. You can do the math as to the exact figures but I'm saying thats nearly 25 mpg highway. In short, the stuff works.
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And works great as long as we're talking highway miles. City mileage, stop and go kinda stuff, I can't say, because I haven't monitored it yet, and frankly don't plan to because I never go the same way twice during the summer at the Jersey Shore.
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07-24-2008, 09:20 PM
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Re: Under bumper Hitch options
[quote=jersey]I use a fuel additive that has increased my mpg to nearly 25, granted, I'm not towing anything, but I'd be curious to know if you can do better than 14mpg with this additive. To that end, if you're passing through NJ stop and I'll donate enough additive to treat a full tank of gas and you can report back the findings online when you have time. Should be a great test. Only catch is that once added you'll need to top off the tank in order to mix in the product properly(it can not be added to a full tank) and for conducting the test I'll throw in a crisp $20 bill to assist in the top off.
Jersey,
I will take you up on that offer....
Where are you?
W 
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07-25-2008, 03:01 AM
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Re: Under bumper Hitch options
I looked up CA40G... not many places sell it...closest to me sells BULK only and is about 80 miles away...will look for more info and see results on the forum...
25mpg is 20% more then i get on the road...
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