Some Recent GTA Fuel Enhancer Test Reports June 7, 2002

Testing by Airborne Express in April, 2002, at their Main Air Hub in Wilmington, Ohio:

Airborne Express carried out a fuel consumption test with GTA Fuel Enhancer using a gasoline engine-powered generator. Fuel consumption was reduced by 19% at load and 16% at idle. This was followed up with testing in a diesel generator and the improvement in fuel economy was 20%. We have a contact person at Airborne Express for more details of this testing.

Justice Trucking, Morrison Illinois:

Justice Trucking used GTA Fuel Enhancer in its long haul trucks. The engines in the test vehicles were Caterpillar Model 3406. They recorded a mileage gain from 5.3 mpg to 6.1 mpg, a 15% increase. We have a contact person at Justice Trucking for more details of this testing.

Phil Clark Trucking, Rock Island, Illinois

Phil Clark Trucking used GTA Fuel Enhancer in a heavy-haul, on-the-road truck. The engine in the truck is a 500 HP Detroit Diesel Series 60. Mileage increased from 6.5 mpg to 7.5 mpg which is a 15.3% gain. Following the use of a GTAT detergent and using the GTAT additive, mileage increased further to 8 mpg, a total improvement of 23%. We have a contact person at Phil Clark Trucking for more details of this testing.

One Earlier Report:

U.S. Army National Training Center, Ft. Irwin, California, July, 1997

Tests were conducted by the Radian Corporation for the National Automotive Center (NAL) of the U.S. Army Tank, Automotive and Armaments Command (TACOM). The basic purpose was to determine whether engine operating temperatures in a 500 HP two cycle diesel powered HET tractor used to haul the M-1 tank to the field. In addition, mileage was measured.

The historical mileage data for the HET tractors at NTC was 1 mpg to 2 mpg. Measured mileage in the test with GTA Fuel Enhancer (GTAT’s additive) was 2.49 mpg, an increase of at least 20%. The Army rates this vehicle at 1.5 mpg. We have a contact person at Radian Corporation for more details of this testing.