restore motor treatment
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restore motor treatment
http://www.restoreusa.com/
thats the link has anyone ever tired or heard about this? is it anygood? i saw it on powerblock the other day and was just wondering.
thats the link has anyone ever tired or heard about this? is it anygood? i saw it on powerblock the other day and was just wondering.
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lol i figured it would be something like that. Do they just let people think its going to help there car or somethig, casue it seems like theres new stuff all the time that "helps" the car lol
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
...If you wanna know the difference with and without stare at a blank wall for an hour.. no difference...
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I tried it in my old engine with reluctance. It really did reduce my oil consumption to 1/3rd what it had been. I can't speak to compression or power regained, as I never did any test to confirm, but my oil situation did improve. I calculated it saved me 4 to 7 dollars per oil change (I put in a 6 cylinder can every oil change) of Mobil 1. I was burning it at a pretty good rate though. If you have mild oil burning and don't get expensive synthetic oil, it'd probably be a waste of money.
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