Motor Silk

Unbrdld07

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Hello....Anyone researched this product, or used this product........? If so what was your opinion. Discuss....
https://www.evergreenamerica.com/applications.cfm#Automotive

 

NastyStang113

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I don't like products like that but I have never used that particular one.

 

ct07gt

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If it actually did what they claim, then every car manufacturer would use it. This would be especially true for their claim of cutting emissions by 50%, instead manufacturers are spending millions of dollars on researching emissions controls. I think this is one of those cases where if its too good to be true, then it probably is. I think the only thing you may get out of it is a voided warranty.

 

Unbrdld07

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Thats why I asked, they showed the product on a newscast, so I looked it up on the web. Thanks

 

GOLDENPONY

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My guess? Snake oil.

 

SlideWRX

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Didja notice the pic for the construction equipment? someone photochopped rims & intake onto it. and the powerboat pic looks like it's about to flip. I think it's a fake site.

 

klaw

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SlideWRX said:

Didja notice the pic for the construction equipment? someone photochopped rims & intake onto it. and the powerboat pic looks like it's about to flip. I think it's a fake site.

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I've been up to the Canadian oilsands mines where they use the biggest dump trucks in the world. I can assure you, they don't have rims and tires like that! Any company that would have that on their website can't be serious.

The real deal:

 

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kooldawg6

mine works really well and can take a fair amount

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klaw said:

Any company that would have that on their website can't be serious.

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+1!
I was looking around for the page to their blinker fluid and couldn't find it

 

Mr_Q

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You know what protects your engine and increases life? Regular oil changes. Doesn't even have to be synthetic.

1984 Ford F150 running smooth. 1990 5.0 LX purrs like a kitten (and I drive it like I stole it). Every 5000 miles, normal oil. The new one gets Mobile One though.

 

08blueskunk

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kooldawg6 said:

+1!
I was looking around for the page to their blinker fluid and couldn't find it

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blinker fluid... are you crazy..

it was under the NOS section, Nitrous injected blinkers is the only way to go.

 

Unbrdld07

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What a bunch of wussies, blinkerfluid is for drinkin man........