Tasja
10.05.2021 5:03:40
The MMO has another effect as well. It changes the vaporization point of the fuel and can eliminate vapor-locks in the case of the V8.
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The MMO has another effect as well. It changes the vaporization point of the fuel and can eliminate vapor-locks in the case of the V8.
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It sure is a powerful drive we have to just pour some magical potion into an engine and fix everything right up. Yes, sir. [links]
For years this guy believed that Marvel Mystery Oil (with the pepperminty smell) was the hot setup for mixing with gas in his old 4-strokes. Then some guy tells him that 2-stroke oil like he uses in his chainsaws would be just as good or better -- and maybe cheaper too.
Marvel Mystery oil has Naptha, peppermint oil, & a type of by product of Cod Liver Oil in it. plus chemicals & petroleum balancers to enhance shelf life. It is very, very high in detergent levels, about 5 times that of ATF. It has been used by many race car mechanics for years in race car fuel in very limited quantity to ensure valve lubrication at super temps & high revs, about a constant 9000 RPMs. I would imagine that if it was used in two stroke motors like chainsaws, blowers, etc that run at constant high speeds in limited quantity like a few drops per tank full it might help with lubrication somewhat but then you will have a pollution factor problem. Bottom line is that it's main purpose is to be used in 4 stroke engines that are gummed up bad & you need to get something in the motor quick that will clean as well as lubricate well.. [links]
Gosh, maybe "this guy" did write a book.
Max, thirty years ago a friend of mine claimed that ATF would do the same for the upper cylinder of your car as Marvel Mystery Oil. How would you prove one way or another? Another friend used ATF to pour into the carb to suposedly help his tired 350 chevy. Both of these guys admitted to eating paste in the third grade. here
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I think he's leaning a bit more towards it as a fuel additive, however. I would be interested in seeing a similar report on fuel additives. Merc offers Ring Free additive, and of course there's Gumout to remove varnish and Stabil to prevent it in the first place. Could one consider Ethanol an additive? I personally have no experience with MMO as I can't say I've never had need of it. I have tried other additives with mixed results. Otherwise yeah, I think adding solvents to lubricants is about as counterproductive as you can get. Especially if it might interfere with the oil's ability to adhere. If it don't do that, it might as well be water. But is MMO a solvent or lubricant? I dunno. I still think it's nothing more than ATF with a big pricetag. more
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Thank you,<br /> No I have no needs in "product pitch" and yes I like to fly, Like was saying believe it or not. I have to agree with most of what was said about striping. There is a fine line addding other substance than good old factory oils. I'm happy that Willy B wright is trying to help with boat safty courses, I thank you that someone cares about others than himself.<br /> Thanks, God bless<br /> Snookin more
Air plains?<br />It is a mystery.<br />Sounds like an add to me.<br />Snooker me?<br /><br /> http://householdproducts.nlm.nih.gov/cgi-bin/household/brands?tbl=chem&id=167 <br /><br /><br /> http://www.vtr.org/maintain/oil-additives.html <br /><br />"All of these products will strip sludge and deposits out and clean up your engine, particularly if it is an older, abused one. The problem is, unless you have some way of determining just how much is needed to remove your deposits without going any further, such solvents also can strip away the boundary lubrication layer provided by your oil. Overuse of solvents is an easy trap to fall into, and one which can promote harmful metal-to-metal contact within your engine." <br /><br />"As a general rule of thumb these products had their place and were at least moderately useful on older automobile and motorcycle engines of the Fifties and Sixties, but are basically unneeded on the more efficient engine designs of the past two decades."<br /><br />"On the other hand, there has been documented, careful scientific analysis done on numerous oil additives by accredited institutions and researchers." <br /><br />"For example:" <br /><br />"Avco Lycoming, a major manufacturer of aircraft engines, states, "We have tried every additive we could find on the market, and they are all worthless." <br /><br />"Briggs and Stratton, renowned builders of some of the most durable engines in the world, says in their report on engine oil additives, "They do not appear to offer any benefits." <br /><br />"North Dakota State University conducted tests on oil additives and said in their report, "The theory sounds good- the only problem is that the products simply don't work." <br /><br />"And finally, Ed Hackett, chemist at the University of Nevada Desert Research Center, says, "Oil additives should not be used. The oil companies have gone to great lengths to develop an additive pack age that meets the vehicle's requirements. If you add anything to this oil you may upset the balance and prevent the oil from performing to specification." more
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