mumanoff

I used to use this in my P1800, has anyone used in a Porsche. Could be added to either the oil or fuel....dont even know if it is still available.

Steve Weiner-Rennsport Systems

Hi:

Great stuff,.........for what its intended for. I've used it in many Lycoming-powered aircraft that I've owned to aleviate valve sticking issues with leaded fuels. Its still around,....

It has no place in these cars, either in the fuel or the oil.

Just use a good oil like Mobil 1, and run Techron or LubroMoly in the fuel from time to time. That will take care of fuel-related deposits on intake valves and injectors.

DonW-Cape Cod

Currently owned by Turtle Wax Corp. Here's the link:
(I have a can in the garage that must be 40 years old

http://www.turtlewax.com/

http://www.marvelmysteryoil.com

mumanoff

Thanks, you guys are a fountain of info!!! Thanks again.

Scott5

I use it religiously in the fuel of all my lawn equipment (add it right to the jug) and in older cars - i.e. my early model 911. I've never used it in newer vehicles because I've not wanted to risk messing w/ oxygen sensors, or gumming up injectors, etc...

But for the previously mentioned situations, it doesn't appear to have ever caused any harm in fifteen / twenty years of use.