Recent content by N4cer

Yeah. I'm pretty sure it's a product.

Originally Posted By: rg200amp Have you read how he was talking to members here?!?!?!? You mean the people who are babbling about their opinion of the product?

Originally Posted By: Trajan Does making fuel smell nice have any benefits for the fuel system? Lubricate the fuel pump/seals/injectors? Clean the fuel system and scavenge water that ethanol attracts? Provide a film of protection in our fuel system to stop corrosion? Act as a cleaner for...

None of that matters to me. The thing that matters is what customers claim they experience and what causes them to buy it. And you DO smell it in a performance vehicle when sitting still, which is over half the time you're at the track. Have you never even been? So you're commenting on a product...

Try to keep up. I'm not trying to find out if you like it. Save your breath. No need to let it bother you. You just really have no reason to post since I don't care if anybody approves. Just wondering if an alternative works or not because there's a market for it that I'd love to capitalize on...

The attitude here is that I somehow asked for input on the product in general. When I asked specifically for facts and experience related to finding an alternative that is cheaper. Yes for financial gain. I know nothing about rivers. I'm an LSx guy myself, but it's been the alcohol burning big...

Doitmyself: thank you for grasping the concept. I never imagined on a board with such intelligent people the responses would be so um, interesting. Haha. The target audience already removes that emissions garbage as soon as they get vehicles. These are guys who drag race their street cars...

Rg200amp: I asked for facts and got none. So what exactly are you talking about? Once again you guys are acting like this is some idea that I invented. That's just not the case. It already exists. I'm just wondering if anybody has experienced a cheaper way to do it. The stupid little insults...

FYI this thread is done. It's just become fun at this point to see how many illiterate people will give their inexperienced opinions. Come on get mad and run the mouths, keyboard warriors. Tell me why it's ok. Cause you know you have to so you can keep your e-cred in your minds.

Originally Posted By: Pop_Rivit Originally Posted By: N4cer I really would hope people have enough brains to figure some of it out on their own but supposedly it eases the headaches for guys who get headaches from the SCENT of exhaust (not the content). If the "scent" of exhaust gives someone...

Trajan: try spell check. Try you have serious issues if you take the internet so seriously that you think people get bent out of shape over it. Try the topic wasn't asking who approves. Just if anybody knows if it's possible. Somehow apparently a lot of people here aren't as bright as they think...

Originally Posted By: postjeeprcr I think you would have to try it and see. Yeah I will. Thanks man. Originally Posted By: Trajan Why give fuel a pleasent smell unless you want to encourage huffing it? Holy [censored] dude, it's in your gas tank, and the scent comes from the tailpipe. Not some...

I'm not sure what you want to hear. It's a commonly used item at large drag strips and car shows. There's something marketable about it, that people like it when their car leaves a pleasant smell in the air rather than nothing at all or a noxious smell. And the product does a good job of this...

Originally Posted By: JHZR2 why???? Let's be honest. We are on a message board where people [censored] about motor oil. Why could be asked about all of it. But the answer is clear if you read the post. Because it already exists and I want to know if there's a cheaper alternative for when at the...

I know a company makes fuel additives that add scent that people use at the drag strip. But it's nasty pricey. Is there any chance that I could use the scented oils like for oil warmers? Like from walmart. Or even the scented lamp oil? I would primarily use it in my 06 Dodge Cummins diesel...