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For what it is worth, I sponsor a guy that races Champ Sprints at Brill motor speedway. We were having our engines built until the 2008 season when we decided to do it ourselves. Dallas engine builder balanced the rotating assy. Local machine work here in OKC. We raced this engine all of 08 and...

XS 650, the Research lab in Ohio is a scam????? They are the one's who discovered the mass not the inventor

Quest, heres a bit of the evidence for ya.... [0120] As we shall see below, "all" the above predicted magnecular clusters have been identified experimentally, thus confirming the representation of the chemical structure of the HHO combustible gas with the symbol H.sub.mO.sub.n where m and n...

Originally Posted By: Quest That's old news to me. http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=1075316&fpart=1 BTW: Brown's gas mixing part has to be properly done with pressurised on both the H and the O part and the mixing has to be proportionately correct...

1-31-08 is old???? Maybe it doesnt work in an engine but the welding/cutting torch machine that is pictured seems to work really well........

I did a search on this site and didn't find anything about it.....sorry did't mean to offend you, My father-inlaw is an instructor at a College who teaches welding and fabrication and he had never heard of HHO so I figured I'd share it here.......

Yes it is a wet sump system, we use a melling oil pump and at race RPM we usally had 60-70 lbs of oil pressure. My UOA came back, but i don't have it in front of me, but the TBN was around 10, the wear meatals were both in the critical range and the Silica content was high, there probale cause...

It's HHO gas!!!! HHO gas Watch the video and then do some searches via yahoo or whatever you use and check out the applications for use on autos as a supplemental fuel to be used with your gasoline...... 259 degree flame coming out of the torch and it can heat ceramic to 14,000 degress...HOW...

From the Amsoil website..... AMSOIL Synthetic 5W-30 Motor Oil is recommended for gasoline engines, diesel engines (API CF, ACEA B5) and other applications requiring any of the listed worldwide specifications: API SM/CF, SL, SJ ... ILSAC GF-4, 3 ... ACEA A5/B5-04 JASO VTW GM 4718M, 6094M...

Originally Posted By: hannaco If preheating the oil is an option, consider using the stick on heating elements that stick onto the bottom of the oil sump. Yes, HTHS in that motor might be a concern. I agree with hannaco, but the stick on preheaters are a pain. I assume you have a racing oil...

So at next OC put the AutoRx in with dino oil for 3K, then rinse with dino, then add the amsoil. Or can I just add AutoRx to the oil now (About 6K on it) run it for 3K more and then rinse with dino? Oh BTW thanks for the quick reply!!!

Maybe stupid was kind of a harsh word on my part.....Maybe I should has used naive, as that would have been a much better adjective in this case. Before I make a contraoversial statement I try and read up on it and then state it as IMO or something similar. And if someone can find a way to spin...

Ok I have just read up on AutoRx and somewhat educated myself on it. Sounds to me that it is an outstanding product that is very well engineered. I have an 02 Mustang GT(4.6L), and I started using Amsoil in it at about 15K, I used the Amsoil motor flush prior to the Amsoil install. The oil in...

Page 6 of the link I provided above shows the Ultraweb nanofober.....Donaldson's name for the fiber......You seem to be very keen on all this oil related stuff Gary, how long you been at it. Oh and thank you for answering my PM about UAO's I'll post the one from the blown motor as soon as I get...

Thanks for the info....so Amsoil actually makes their own filters? I was under the impression that Donaldson made the media and Wix canned it...

Originally Posted By: tmorris1 Originally Posted By: Jeff70 But IMO I feel the thing that sets Amsoil apart from other oil makers is their filter technology, as they use syntheic nanofiber filter media. That is a big marketing word that means nothing. Nanofiber could be anything they want it...

I use the Rain-X All season winshield washer fluid. Its a bit more expensive than the blue stuff, but it works great IMO. No hassel of having to apply it, cause its just a press of a button away.Depending on where you live you may want the De-icer and bug remover. The all season stuff is great...

If you want to extend your OCI then I would use Amsoil and follow Amsoil OCI's recomenned for the oil you use, with an EAA, and EAO filters(oil and air). Your warranty should be of no concern as there are laws that protect you as a consumer: Magnuson-Moss Act: Vehicle manufacturers recommend...

Yeah Buster I was using the ASL 5-30 until Amsoil came out with the 0-20. I always tossed aroung the TSO but thought it was too expensive. Now the SSO is out and I'm a bit more educated about oils, and the fact that I'm a dealer helps. I have been tossing around the idea of relocating the...

Originally Posted By: buster I think SSO would work well in a Mustang. it's only 1.3 cSt thicker at 150c. However, the 0w20 is probably all you need. Only reason I was thinking about it was because she's starting to get miles and with miles comes wear no matter what oil you use. So going to...