STP Multipurpose Motor Treatment Like MMO?
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^...and Sea Foam.
Originally Posted By: tenderloin
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STP Multipurpose Motor Treatment
I saw this on the back of the latest Motor Trend magazine. So far I don't trust it yet until I hear any reviews on it. I'll stay with my Techron or Regane.
Durango
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STP Multipurpose Motor Treatment
I saw this on the back of the latest Motor Trend magazine. So far I don't trust it yet until I hear any reviews on it. I'll stay with my Techron or Regane.
Durango
Seen it at Walmart. It's strange its somewhere between b12 and sea foam 
. Only without the alcohol content... Both seafoam and b12 have alcohol this new.stp product does not...the stp product has a flash flush procedure which is kind of neat though...
. Only without the alcohol content... Both seafoam and b12 have alcohol this new.stp product does not...the stp product has a flash flush procedure which is kind of neat though...
^It might be somewhat stronger than Sea Foam, depends on product contents. Where is MolaKule when you need him???
Not on the shelve over here in California yet. I'd like to find out how well it does against Regane or Techron.
Originally Posted By: Durango
Not on the shelve over here in California yet. I'd like to find out how well it does against Regane or Techron.
Yes, but how you be able to determine how well it does against them?
Not on the shelve over here in California yet. I'd like to find out how well it does against Regane or Techron.
Yes, but how you be able to determine how well it does against them?
Originally Posted By: tpitcher
Picture on the back cover of Feb's Motor Trend has a chart of STP having much, much higher fuel stability than Sta-bil & Seafoam.
well then it must be true if you saw it in a magazine. I am a creature of habit and in the world of additives most tend to be snake oil. Once I find a product that lives up to it's claims I don't sway from it. So I will stick with seafoam until over-whelming evidence to the contrary presents itself.
A picture on a magazine ad won't quite cut it for me.
Picture on the back cover of Feb's Motor Trend has a chart of STP having much, much higher fuel stability than Sta-bil & Seafoam.
well then it must be true if you saw it in a magazine. I am a creature of habit and in the world of additives most tend to be snake oil. Once I find a product that lives up to it's claims I don't sway from it. So I will stick with seafoam until over-whelming evidence to the contrary presents itself.
A picture on a magazine ad won't quite cut it for me.
Originally Posted By: Clevy
Originally Posted By: tpitcher
Picture on the back cover of Feb's Motor Trend has a chart of STP having much, much higher fuel stability than Sta-bil & Seafoam.
well then it must be true if you saw it in a magazine. I am a creature of habit and in the world of additives most tend to be snake oil. Once I find a product that lives up to it's claims I don't sway from it. So I will stick with seafoam until over-whelming evidence to the contrary presents itself.
A picture on a magazine ad won't quite cut it for me.
Yep.
Here's the site - you can see the chart here: http://www.stp.com/products/multipurpose-additives/multipurpose-motor-treatment/
Watch the video here: http://www.stp.com/maintenance/see-the-difference/
Wonder how much PEA it has in it?
Originally Posted By: tpitcher
Picture on the back cover of Feb's Motor Trend has a chart of STP having much, much higher fuel stability than Sta-bil & Seafoam.
well then it must be true if you saw it in a magazine. I am a creature of habit and in the world of additives most tend to be snake oil. Once I find a product that lives up to it's claims I don't sway from it. So I will stick with seafoam until over-whelming evidence to the contrary presents itself.
A picture on a magazine ad won't quite cut it for me.
Here's the site - you can see the chart here: http://www.stp.com/products/multipurpose-additives/multipurpose-motor-treatment/
Watch the video here: http://www.stp.com/maintenance/see-the-difference/
Wonder how much PEA it has in it?
Originally Posted By: tpitcher
Picture on the back cover of Feb's Motor Trend has a chart of STP having much, much higher fuel stability than Sta-bil & Seafoam.
Please forgive my ignorance but what is "fuel stability" and what does it do for a fuel system and/or engine? How does it make the STP additive better (or worse)? If this STP stuff has any real benefit I might consider trying it. Thanks.
Picture on the back cover of Feb's Motor Trend has a chart of STP having much, much higher fuel stability than Sta-bil & Seafoam.
Please forgive my ignorance but what is "fuel stability" and what does it do for a fuel system and/or engine? How does it make the STP additive better (or worse)? If this STP stuff has any real benefit I might consider trying it. Thanks.
No thanks. No need to look up any more info on this stuff after reading this thread:
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2428438
Thanks anyway but I think I'll pass.
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2428438
Thanks anyway but I think I'll pass.
i find it interesting to look up the CAS# no things.
According to http://www.armoredautogroup.com/pdf/STP/STP-Multipurpose-Motor-Treatment-(6-2011).pdf
It contains:
Quote:
Petroleum naphtha, hydrotreated light 10 - 100% 1200 mg/m3
TWAb
CAS # 64742-47-8
Diphenylamine 0 - 10% 10 mg/m3
TLV-TWAa
CAS # 122-39-4
And yea, if you look up the CAS numbers - tje Petrol. Naptha is basically the oil, the Diphenylamine seems to be an "anti-scar" chemical used on apples.....lol....
Certainly, there's more to this formula than what's on the MSDS
I can assure that.......
It contains:
Quote:
Petroleum naphtha, hydrotreated light 10 - 100% 1200 mg/m3
TWAb
CAS # 64742-47-8
Diphenylamine 0 - 10% 10 mg/m3
TLV-TWAa
CAS # 122-39-4
And yea, if you look up the CAS numbers - tje Petrol. Naptha is basically the oil, the Diphenylamine seems to be an "anti-scar" chemical used on apples.....lol....
Certainly, there's more to this formula than what's on the MSDS
I can assure that.......
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