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Cole Austin · 08-11-05, 02:27 PM

This stuff works. I put some in my car, and not long after driving off, I could allready tell a difference.

My car climes through the RMP's MUCH smoother, and the engine runs easier, and alot quieter.

Its about $8 for a 6cyl can of the stuff. You add Engine Restorer to the Oil, but its not an oil additive.

"The action of RESTORE reduces friction and rebuilds metal surfaces, which restores lost power and reduces oil & fuel consumption. It works effectively wherever friction and wear cut scratches in metal surfaces, such as cylinder walls, crankshafts and bearings."

From now on I am gonna add a can of this stuff in every time I change my oil.

I did a little research online about it, and I have only found good reviews.

Defiently worth the money.

GSteg · 08-11-05, 02:41 PM

I haven't tried it on my car yet, probably wont.

I did try it on my mom's former 1990 ford aerostar. Not much of a difference. Not sure it was because it was a ford or because the van sucks. Then again, it could be both

Cole Austin · 08-11-05, 05:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LegendLuxury205

Hey GSteg What do you need to know about car audio? I probably know, if not somebody in this thread will answer it..

since that has everything to do with my post. I deleted your post by the way. dont junk up my threads.

garys92 · 08-11-05, 11:39 PM

any negatives to this stuff ? And where did you purchase it ?

GSteg · 08-12-05, 12:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by garys92

any negatives to this stuff ? And where did you purchase it ?

you can get it at almost any auto part store (ie. autozone)

DrWho · 08-12-05, 08:45 AM

Man I would have not put that in my car, the book says don't add that type of stuff to your engine, and that's for worn out engines. Do not add it each oil change that's not supposed to be something you keep adding each oil change... What you should do right now, if you haven't changed your oil is change it soon as you can...

If you want something that cleans the engine get some CD2. or pour some trans fluid in the engine. But make sure its close to the time you're about to change your oil. CD2 is a cleaner I've used it plenty of times but not in my legend don't think it needs it. The trans fliud I have though and while do the samething.

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