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[Lazarus]

I'm done

[SVOboy]

I'll get on it soon, Want to make sure I give everyone a fair shake.

[RH77]

I'm working on it as well...

[AndrewJ]

I won't be voting, as I have a dog in this fight, so to speak.

[XFi]

I have recieved votes from only MetroMPG and Lazarus so far...Still waiting for the others. SVOboy and RH77???

I'm sorry I missed your Moderator Status AndrewJ, but you are in the contest just like TomO so not eligible to vote on the contest.

Also, Mike is eligible to vote...anyone else I missed?

[darkdan]

If the engine has any significant amount of miles on it you should use www.auto-rx.com

Auto-rx will safely and effectively clean the ring packs for less blow-by. Which means better compression. Which means better efficiency. In turn, that increases gas mileage.

[SVOboy]

I've heard good things about auto-rx as well.

Welcome to the site, darkdan!

[darkdan]

Originally Posted by SVOboy

I've heard good things about auto-rx as well.

Welcome to the site, darkdan!

Thanks, I drive a 94 Ford Aspire! I'll have to introduce myself later.

[RH77]

Originally Posted by SVOboy

I've heard good things about auto-rx as well.

Welcome to the site, darkdan!

Any advantage over good ol' Seafoam?

RH77

[darkdan]

Originally Posted by RH77

Any advantage over good ol' Seafoam?

RH77

Plenty, Seafoam is pale oil (light oil), naptha, and rubbing alcohol in a 6:3:1 ratio.

It does not have the property viscosity for good lubrication in an engine.

It does not have the property cleaning properties. It cannot safely suspend cleaned contaminants.

It is not ecofriendly (auto-rx is NON-TOXIC!!!!).

Seafoam has it's uses (hot motor, through a vacuum hose), but in the motor and in the gas tank are not the proper uses.

There is NOTHING like auto-rx.com available anywhere else in any other form.

Check out the auto-rx forums for hundreds of happy users:

http://auto-rx.activeboard.com/