Allstar ALL78126 Grape Fuel Fragrance

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Works great for my rental equipment (chainsaws, lawn mowers and such) fun to put in the classic cars too If you're mixing it for small engines do half an ounce per gallon you could probably get away with even less than that.

Rico aroma

helps with that gas fumes

I purchased the grape flavored Allstar fuel fragrance after trying a number of other similar products. The first was Power Plus "Groovy Grape" top lube. Hoped it would help with top end sealing in a pump gas motor but it didn't, plus it had no smell. Then I moved to Klotz Octane Booster, an octane booster, top lube, fuel stabilizer and fragrance all in one. Interesting product, but whoever thought that stuff smelled "Racy" had no sense of smell. (Cloraseptic comes to mind)The Allstar Groovy Grape Fuel fragrance however does have a grape smell. Having said that I do have to agree with Jessica Rowe's review, the grape smell is very "heavy" like a chemical/medicine smell and not "light" like the smell of Bubblicious or Kool-Aid. But it does come on quick, mixed 2oz in 5gal of pump gas and in the trip from the gas station back to my house when I parked in the garage you could already smell grape. I'll try mixing the remainder at a lower ratio, see if that makes a difference.Exactitude of grapeness aside it 's very effective at counteracting the eyewatering smell of raw gas and oil. And when combined with a bit of Sta-Bil does what Klotz does at half the price. However, the engine temperature in my car was higher with the Sta-Bil/Allstar combo than with the Klotz, but you can read about that in my Klotz review at Octane Booster, 16 Ounce PintI was hesitant to purchase the Allstar over Power Plus's Groovy Grape. Turns out, while listed as an "Allstar" product this is actually Power Plus Lubricants Groovy Grape Fuel Fragrance, complete with their company info on the label. Allstar is a retailer of circle track products who resells Power Plus's fuel fragrances. Both are sold on Amazon so, order either one, whichever is cheaper or available, either way you'll receive exactly the same bottled product.UPDATE #1! ...so it ended up that I added the Allstar Grape Fuel fragrance right before I put the car up for the winter. Fast forward about six months or so and I get the car out for the first time this year. Fired the car up and the Allstar Fuel Fragrance Grape Scent... was totally gone. You could smell a whiff just as the car lit off but after that, nothing but the smell of raw fuel and oil. Not sure exactly how quickly it looses its smell but it defiantly does loose it at some point!UPDATE #2! Ran all of last years fuel out of the car, took the last half of Grape Fuel Fragrance and mixed it with another 5 gallons of pump gas, this time without the Sta-Bil... put it in the car and... nothing. You could smell the Grape aroma in the bottle, not as strong as when I purchased it though, and even when it was mixed with the fuel there was still a grape smell. But out the exhaust there was no smell at all. So, this stuff definitely has a shelf life, and it's less than six months, that I can say for sure!

Smells great. Can still smell grape in the garage after 2 days from just a couple mins of idling with the garage door open.

It actually kinda works. Bottle smelled like grape soda concentrate. Exhaust smelled very sweet, I couldn’t distinguish the grape smell. But it was very noticeably sweet smelling. I’d try it again

Scent is weaker than renegade groovy grape. Price is slightly higher than renegade.

Great grape smell. I use this in my Polaris RZR and smells great. I would not recommend using on anything with a catalytic converter.