What does ICA mean in UNCLASSIFIED

Ignition Control Additive (ICA) is a fuel additive designed to improve the performance of an engine. It helps reduce emissions and improve acceleration by providing more efficient combustion. ICA has been tested to help increase horsepower, torque, fuel economy, and even reduce harmful exhaust emissions.

Using ICA can result in improved engine performance, increased horsepower and torque, improved acceleration, better fuel efficiency, reduced harmful exhaust emissions, and smoother running engines. It can also help reduce engine wear resulting in longer life and improved reliability for your vehicle.

Take 1-2 tablespoons of ICA per 10 gallons of gasoline or diesel fuel before filling up your tank. Once added you should drive for at least 100 miles for best results since the effects may take some time to take full effect.

Yes however you should always refer to the instructions on the product packaging before using ICA in any vehicle as there are a few precautions you should take prior to using it such as making sure you have sufficient oil level or ensuring your catalytic converter is functioning properly.

You can use ICA whenever you feel like your vehicle needs a boost - whether that’s when adding new tires, changing spark plugs or simply feeling like your car isn’t running as smoothly as it used to be. Regularly adding a small amount of ICA will also help keep your car running smoothly for longer periods of time so there will be no need to top up regularly.

Depending on how often you drive and other factors usually every 6-8 weeks is recommended although this could vary depending on environmental conditions and what type of vehicle you have so always check with your mechanic or read the product packaging for recommendations specific to your situation.

No when used correctly following manufacturers' instructions then using an ignition control additive won't damage an engine but excessive amounts could lead to engine failure so make sure not to overuse it and follow manufacturer's guidelines closely.

Yes due to its combustibility enhancers which allow for optimal burning of fuel many users have reported a notable reduction in tailpipe emissions after using an ignition control additive such as ICA regularly in their vehicles when compared with not using one at all.

No unless specified otherwise by the manufacturer typically adding an ignition control additive such as ICA would not void any warranties associated with most vehicles provided they are used as intended according to manufacturer instructions.