I have the results and I have to say they look very good.
A recap, I put in 2 ounces of arx into an empty quart container of Amsoil ATF. I then added almost a quart of fresh Amsoil ATF. I shook the bottle really good so that the arx would mix with the ATF. I put it in the freezer that has a temp of 0 degrees and I ended up leaving it in there for 13 hours.
I took it out this morning and went out to the garage and got a funnel and poured the ATF that had 2 ounces of arx into my other empty container which was an Amsoil ATF container. The arx did not come out of suspension, I was expecting to see clumps of arx and I did not observe that. The mix did pour out a little bit thick, but that is to be expected when you have something sitting in the freezer at 0 degrees for 13 hours.
I do agree with Rick20, 9 quarts of ATF in the freezer, you cannot be serious. The arx application calls for 6 ounces of arx, and my trans holds 11 quarts, were you expecting me to find a container that could hold 11 quarts of trans fluid mixed in with 6 ounces of arx.
I plan on taking a quart of Amsoil ATF that has no arx in it, and then putting that in the freezer, as well as putting the quart of ATF that has the 2 ounces of arx, they may pour out the same, maybe and we will see, it could be that arx does not thicken up the host oil, the way this test went I have a hunch that this next test will show nothing, meaning both bottles will pour the same.
The only thing I can say to you guys who did not like the way Rick20 and myself did these tests is to do one yourself, I tried to do my test the same way as Rick's except I left mine in the freezer for 10 more hours and I think he stated his freezer was at 20 degrees and mine was at 0 degrees.
Hopefully we can make this a positive discussion, since what I thought arx would do did not happen, I told you guys I would post my results good or bad, and they came out very good.