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Hydo-Chloric-Acid treatment worked for me!!

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Old 04-30-02, 04:48 PM
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Hydo-Chloric-Acid treatment worked for me!!
Its so good!

All Idid was let the motor suck a whole gallon through a vaccum line and now I have nothing left inside the motor! Its great! I removed all the carbon, pluss the apex seals, and as an added bonus I lightened the rotors by 6 lbs! Now the car runs great and idles like a dream. Its so fast!! Unbelieveable gain by doing this. Its like a new motor now!

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Yeah, Im trying sulfuric acid tomorrow
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No man, go with the HCL. It will take some weight off the rotors for you.
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I think the guy in your Avatar tried it already....
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