Guys ,
See below for some answers from the guys who seem to know.
HELLO AGAIN,
I WAS WRONG IT IS SUNSHINE CHEM OUT OF DAYTONA THAT MARKETS THE X1R.
ENVIROTECH IS THE COMPANY THAT MARKETS DRI-WASH WATERLESS CAR WASH.
BEWARE OF THE 1 ARM BANDIT! IT STRIKES HARD WITH OUT PREJUSTICE.
WATCH OUT FOR ALL THE NEW SNAKE OILS HITTING THE MARKET. MOST ARE GETTING
NAILED FOR DESEPTIVE ADS.
LET ME KNOW MORE BOUT THAT PRODUCT IF YOU CAN I'LL LET CORPORATE KNOW TO SEE
IF
THEY HEARD ANYTHING.
JOHN
TEAMSUPRA@ILNK.COM
WWW.OILSHACK.COM
Schorn, Tim wrote:
> Do you have any data, good or bad, on an additive called Envirotech Oil
> Treatment? I have a video that demonstrates this additive in an Amsoil
bath
> using a destructive method on bearings. This combination proved
> indestructible in the tests. I would like to know if you have any
> information to support the evidence shown in the video. Thanks.
>
> Tim Schorn
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Durwood B. Darbin [SMTP:dhckdkcsk@hotmail.com]
> Sent: Friday, January 26, 2001 10:22 PM
> To: oletrucks@autox.team.net
> Subject: [oletrucks] Motor oil enhancers
>
> I sure enjoyed the lessons and sermons on CAFE but I was more interested
> in
> learning a bit more about the oil enhancers like Prolong, Dura Lube, SFR,
> CD-2, Synpower, Energy Release, STP, PTFE etc. Does this stuff really
> work
> or is it a trick? How can a car treated with Prolong be driven from LA to
>
> San Francisco and back with no oil? Why does the motor current draw
> decrease and the certified Rockwell bearing not seize up when the bearing
> is
> treated with SFR? Has anyone or company done any research on these
> products? If so, are the results available for the everyday common joe to
>
> peruse? Many people swear by these products but where are the FACTS man?
>
> Anybody know the answer to this one?
>
> Durwood
> 51 Chevy 1/2 ton Deluxe 5 window
>
>
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