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    Z max

    Has anyone ever used Z-max in there car before?

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    No. Sarge would kick your ass.

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    Snake oil.....
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    That's what I thought, I've been arguing with a friend that its junk but he swears by it. I've only used synthetic oil for years now and never had a problem. He will learn the hard way

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    If you use a quality oil and filter there is no need for an additive. The only time I add anything to my oil is on our old school cars with flat tappet cams -- they get a sip of ZDDP.

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    I use PeeMax from time to time.
    Take any quality SN API rated motor oil and a quality filter.
    Change oil.
    While filling with fresh oil....pee in last bottle....continue filling sump.
    Start car let run for a few minutes and shut it off.
    Allow time for oil to drain back into sump and check dipstick. Adjust as needed.
    PeeMax will soak into the metal allowing a cushion between moving parts.
    We did not have to pay any ancient old fool to lean up against a car and swear this works. No animals were killed in the filming of this commerical. Hurt maybe but not killed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sarge View Post
    I use PeeMax from time to time.
    Take any quality SN API rated motor oil and a quality filter.
    Change oil.
    While filling with fresh oil....pee in last bottle....continue filling sump.
    Start car let run for a few minutes and shut it off.
    Allow time for oil to drain back into sump and check dipstick. Adjust as needed.
    PeeMax will soak into the metal allowing a cushion between moving parts.
    We did not have to pay any ancient old fool to lean up against a car and swear this works. No animals were killed in the filming of this commerical. Hurt maybe but not killed.
    Just as good as Zmax and cost effective too.

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    Zmax in my craftsman lawnmower gave me a extra 5hp

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    Quote Originally Posted by sjsingle1 View Post
    Zmax in my craftsman lawnmower gave me a extra 5hp
    And it was only a 3hp engine when new. Now you have an 8hp engine on your lawnmower! You could really cut some grass!

    Seriously, Zmax is just mineral oil with some fancy marketing and a picture & signature (perhaps fake/forged) of an older former race car driver on the package. The older former racer driver usually has a very nice smile on his face from the nice paycheck he received to endorse the snake... errr... aahh... mineral oil in the fancy bottle.

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    I would read all the fine print accompanying it before using it. And be very skeptical about all the claims made about it before trying it. Since we live in a free society, you still have the right to not try it out at all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sjsingle1 View Post
    Zmax in my craftsman lawnmower gave me a extra 5hp
    Zmax + Craftsman = Double whammy..

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    I dont really believe in Additives

    I dont even use sea foam

    Just use a Good Quality oil, Good gasoline, and stay up on your maintenance and you should be fine

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    I agree to a point.
    Todays SN rated oils need no help.
    Todays ethanol gas does.
    I just have way too much feedback on the positives of using TCW3 in the gas.
    I have never recommended any solvent based cleaners. Top on that list is SeaFoam.

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