Px3 additive
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I've never heard of them before. The MSDS doesn't give a clue to what it's made of but its got a pretty healthy disclaimer stating what it doesn't have. It's void of our traditional nasties.
I like the testimonials.
Never heard of it, but not so sure of the hp/tq gains according to the "dyno testing". Some cars gained over 20 H.P. That seems impossible.
This was brought up not that long ago. A search should bring it up.
To heck with the additive, I want to know what oil he used for the last 400,000 miles and how often he changed it.
"I COMMUTE 90 MILES ROUND TRIP EVERY DAY IN MY OLD 93 THUNDERBIRD V-8 THAT HAS AROUND 400,000 MILES ON THE ENGINE.I ADDED A BOTTLE OF PX3 YESTERDAY,BEFORE I DROVE HOME.AFTER A SHORT TIME, DRIVING AT 70MPH , MY RPMS HAD DROPPED BETWEEN 150-200 RPM’ I COULD NOTICE AN INCREASE IN ACCELERATION AND IT SEEMED THAT THE ENGINE WAS RUNNING QUIETER.I REALLY NOTICED THE REDUCTION OF ENGINE SOUNDS AS I STARTED THE CAR THIS MORNING."
"I COMMUTE 90 MILES ROUND TRIP EVERY DAY IN MY OLD 93 THUNDERBIRD V-8 THAT HAS AROUND 400,000 MILES ON THE ENGINE.I ADDED A BOTTLE OF PX3 YESTERDAY,BEFORE I DROVE HOME.AFTER A SHORT TIME, DRIVING AT 70MPH , MY RPMS HAD DROPPED BETWEEN 150-200 RPM’ I COULD NOTICE AN INCREASE IN ACCELERATION AND IT SEEMED THAT THE ENGINE WAS RUNNING QUIETER.I REALLY NOTICED THE REDUCTION OF ENGINE SOUNDS AS I STARTED THE CAR THIS MORNING."
And how does an additive make your revs drop for a given speed?
I'd never buy a product that tells you to substitute 1qt of oil for the additive. Would you substitute 1 pint of blood for 1 pint of blood additive?? I think not.
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Originally Posted By: deven
I'd never buy a product that tells you to substitute 1qt of oil for the additive. Would you substitute 1 pint of blood for 1 pint of blood additive?? I think not.
Keith Richard has a routine blood transfusion ..or so I'm told. I don't know what his BCI is, though
He's probably got about a quart of "stuff" in there at the change out period.
I'd never buy a product that tells you to substitute 1qt of oil for the additive. Would you substitute 1 pint of blood for 1 pint of blood additive?? I think not.
Keith Richard has a routine blood transfusion ..or so I'm told. I don't know what his BCI is, though
He's probably got about a quart of "stuff" in there at the change out period.
If he is not in lockup in an Auto I'd guess????
I've seen this stuff promoted on the Powerblock a lot lately. Somehow I don't trust any additive where a dosage for "3 Cycle" engines is listed-- http://www.px3lubricants.com/Products/index.cgi/mixture
PX3 is owned by Taylor Cable Products. Some of the glowing testimonials on the site are from friends of employees, relatives of employees, or actual employees of Taylor Cable Products. Not what I would consider objective information.
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There are engines that go by the term 3 cycle
There are engines that go by the term 3 cycle
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Originally Posted By: grcmptrnrd
I've seen this stuff promoted on the Powerblock a lot lately. Somehow I don't trust any additive where a dosage for "3 Cycle" engines is listed-- http://www.px3lubricants.com/Products/index.cgi/mixture
4 Cycle: 4 to 5 ounces PX3 Oil Booster to Quart of Oil
3 Cycle: 3 ounces PX3 Oil Booster to Quart of Oil
2 Cycle: 2 ounces PX3 Oil Booster to Quart of Oil
NOTE: Mix PX3 Oil Booster with your 2, 3, or 4 cycle oil thoroughly prior to adding to injection reservoir or fuel tank. On subsequent usage, use half of the original ounces of PX3 Oil Booster.
..but I'm pretty sure that some web designer used cycle where he/she should have used cylinder. Oddly there are numerous references to 3 cycle engines in google ..but they all appear theoretical ..and also are somewhat of a play on words.
I've seen this stuff promoted on the Powerblock a lot lately. Somehow I don't trust any additive where a dosage for "3 Cycle" engines is listed-- http://www.px3lubricants.com/Products/index.cgi/mixture
4 Cycle: 4 to 5 ounces PX3 Oil Booster to Quart of Oil
3 Cycle: 3 ounces PX3 Oil Booster to Quart of Oil
2 Cycle: 2 ounces PX3 Oil Booster to Quart of Oil
NOTE: Mix PX3 Oil Booster with your 2, 3, or 4 cycle oil thoroughly prior to adding to injection reservoir or fuel tank. On subsequent usage, use half of the original ounces of PX3 Oil Booster.
..but I'm pretty sure that some web designer used cycle where he/she should have used cylinder. Oddly there are numerous references to 3 cycle engines in google ..but they all appear theoretical ..and also are somewhat of a play on words.
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