Additives?
I was wondering how do you feel about additives in general? Since I get a decent discount I was thinking of adding an entire round of additives to my car (oil, tranny, fuel, radiator/cooling, and power steering). Are additives like these actually useful or are they just a ploy used to get your money?
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hahaha. i laugh at all you people who use additives to clean carbon off the valves. i will never need that! i got rid of carbon build up the hard way!
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Not everyone can pull their heads apart, soem of us only have one car to get back and fourth to work and school.
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Originally Posted by Rockford Fosgate Fan
Not everyone can pull their heads apart, soem of us only have one car to get back and fourth to work and school.
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I have 600
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I have an Asstro van. :banghead:
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Time to get back on topic.
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oil additives are bad oils already have them and the anti foaming stuff gets diluted and now the oil is foaming (very bad)
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Originally Posted by archemedes
oil additives are bad oils already have them and the anti foaming stuff gets diluted and now the oil is foaming (very bad)
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same idea I would think, I don't use anything but fuel
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Originally Posted by archemedes
same idea I would think, I don't use anything but fuel
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i used the restore engine oil additive thingy and it claims it can restore compression and it actually worked. i had an average of 130 psi and afterward i had an average of 150 psi.
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Don't ask me why but for some reason O'Reillys stopped carrying all restore products.
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they are odd, I've used restore in engines and it helped a little, but for teh stuff to do what it's supposed to the cylinder temp needs to be around 2000 degrees (from what an engineer who works with the stuff told me)
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