BG 44K, EPR, MOA by BG

Been buying these regularly, great product, and keep my car going smoothly

Does what it says on the tin

Very good

Ich habe BMW 3er und das war gut

Not too much on reviews, but I thought I would do this one...HAD to do this one! I have a 2009 Sky Redline (Turbo 2L EcoTec) Has 147,000 miles on it, and for the last 40K or so it has been running sluggish and noisy. I am not kidding. I put this stuff in the car, ALL three, 1 in the gas two in the oil. My car started as normal, and then suddenly got quieter. NOTICEABLY! I drove it around the block, and sure enough, it was its old-self again, fast and torque-y! This stuff is a miracle. All I want to know is, who is the genius that invented this stuff and what on earth did it do to my car so quickly? Buy this, if your car is old, but you've taken care of it, and is running sluggish, and not its old-self. One dose of this stuff, and your car will be good, like mine!

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I did an oil change first with cheap Walmart oil before adding the EPR just to see how filthy the engine was after being abused by the previous owner's kid. Worked like a charm. Now I run it every other oil change.- before changing the oil of course. Super clean every time

This is my second time with BG 44K. The first was around 40-45K and was recommended by my mechanic. Honestly, I'm still debating whether to use EPR and MOA; however, I got both in case I decide to go this route. I don't, usually, prefer using much chemicals in oil considering most good brands add cleaners. I didn't have any engine issue for the last 12 years (I got my car Sept. 2013). The recent use of BG 44K cement my belief that it's a superior product. Throttle response for sure is better. Planning to keep my M6 till it says enough!