

⛽ Unlock peak engine power and fuel efficiency with every fill-up!
Hot Shot's Secret Gasoline Extreme is a 100% synthetic P.E.A.-based fuel additive designed to clean and lubricate gasoline engines. It removes deposits from critical engine parts, restores fuel economy, prevents ethanol damage, and stabilizes fuel during storage. Easy to use with a dose of 12 oz per 20 gallons, it’s trusted by drivers seeking smoother idling, improved MPG, and enhanced engine performance across all gasoline-powered vehicles.





| ASIN | B084QDDN3W |
| Batteries required | No |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (575) |
| Date First Available | 2 June 2023 |
| Is assembly required | No |
| Item Weight | 2 Pounds |
| Item model number | GE32Z |
| Package Dimensions | 24.89 x 8.1 x 8.1 cm; 907.18 g |
G**E
PEA is a great detergent to keep fuel system clean and hopefully reduce carbon build-up. Top tier gasoline has great detergents in their gasoline. However, if you are not using a top tier gasoline this should help. According to instructions use every 10,000 miles. Other PEA users suggest every oil change. I am going to use it at every oil change. Word of caution: the package arrive and the one container was leaking. I hope someone from Amazon reads this and does a better job packaging the product. Tape around lid or individual plastic bag for each bottle.
D**N
I’ve been using Hotshot Secrets lineup of additives in many vehicles over the years; and this gasoline extreme works well! From small engines, to everyday drivers if your gas powered car is running rough, try this first. I’ve seen slight MPG gains from this, smoother running engines, & easier to start situations. Would purchase this again
S**T
Goes in every gas engine I own Amazing product
A**W
Why did you pick this product vs others?: Saw this product on a car engine show. According to the pitch, it supposedly increases gas mileage by cleaning the injectors. My observation after using it in a 48 gallon tank, & driving 500 miles on interstate: vehicle computer showed that MPG increased about 1.1 MPG; gas gauge appeared to drop slower than normal; trip computer indicated that "Miles To Empty" also dropped slower. With my next tank refill, MPG started declining. Now .6-.7 MPG less than when product was in the tank. I can only conclude that whatever is in this product coats the sensors, thereby making the vehicle computer think that it's consuming less fuel. Would I use again? Undetermined. Update 7-29-25: Completed another 980+ mile trip. Vehicle calculated MPG at 75-80 MPH (interstate) was 13.4!! I'm buying more before the price increases, or some government agency makes the company change the formula.
N**N
This does what it says
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