[cordenny]

Has anyone added a flavored fuel additive to your gas golf cart? I see they have cherry, grape, watermelon, root beer, etc. I was curious if it made your gas cart smell better.

[Jim 9922]

Haven't heard about or seen for sale the additive you are asking about. However, a few years ago the Milwaukee transit system tried a program of additives to make their vehicles smell better. Their smell was suppose to be "spring-time garden", but when a bus passed by, the whole street smelled worse than a Walmart perfume counter! Given all the complaints, I believe the experiment lasted less than 6 weeks.
From a practical point of view, and being an avid vehicle collector (and thus a fairly experienced mechanic), I can't believe that a smell additive would in the long run be very good for your engine. Something other than gasoline is burning to make that smell, and gasoline engines and their components are made to basically only burn gasoline. Just look at all the problems that ethanol has brought about!

[KeepingItReal]

Originally Posted by cordenny

Has anyone added a flavored fuel additive to your gas golf cart? I see they have cherry, grape, watermelon, root beer, etc. I was curious if it made your gas cart smell better.

It does exist but I would not use it in a new cart for warranty reasons....Rippin Root Beer and Peel Out Pina look interesting....Actually they have a fragrance not a flavor...

http://www.summitracing.com/search/b...uel-fragrances

Power Plus Fuel Fragrances
These Power Plus fuel fragrances are designed to eliminate unpleasant exhaust fumes, and the eye, nose, and throat irritation that come with them. Just mix them in with your regular fuel. They are safe for all internal combustion engines and will not inhibit or enhance engine performance. One 4 oz. bottle treats 20 gallons of gasoline or nitro methane, 55 gallons of alcohol/methanol, or 10 gallons of diesel fuel.