BG44k
Re: BG44k (maxnix)
Is BG worth it since the formula was changed? Any alternatives?
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coolyun_98
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Re: BG44k (Trumpkin)
Red line SL1
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lino
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Re: BG44k (patkev)
If you want to buy BG44K this place has it for a good price:
http://www.partsouth.com/specials.htm
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...A1171
Many members like Red Line SI-1 and it sells for about $8.95
I like to use Lubro Moly. My favourite 2 products are the Jectron and the Ventil Sauber:
Here is the official website:
Click on the American flag for English
http://www.liqui-moly.de/web/l...flash
Where to buy:
http://catalog.etyparts.com/ep...OMOLY
http://www.partsouth.com/specials.htm
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...A1171
Many members like Red Line SI-1 and it sells for about $8.95
I like to use Lubro Moly. My favourite 2 products are the Jectron and the Ventil Sauber:
Here is the official website:
Click on the American flag for English
http://www.liqui-moly.de/web/l...flash
Where to buy:
http://catalog.etyparts.com/ep...OMOLY
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Q45tech
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Re: BG44k (lino)
Important to understand the CHEMISTRY of the abnormal residue you are trying to remove, then you can select the proper SOLVENT for the DEPOSIT.Hydrocarbon vs detergent or some quasi mixture of both.
Everything is about temperature necessary to release the binding energy, especially since you cannot overheat without creating other damages.
Always best to TEST outside the engine first on samples.
Years ago I spent weeks on a Q45 head and some rods and pistons trying hundreds of liquids in the lab................a very fine line between cleaning and damaging aluminum.
Everything is about temperature necessary to release the binding energy, especially since you cannot overheat without creating other damages.
Always best to TEST outside the engine first on samples.
Years ago I spent weeks on a Q45 head and some rods and pistons trying hundreds of liquids in the lab................a very fine line between cleaning and damaging aluminum.
Re: BG44k (Q45tech)
Okay, so which product worked best for your "abnormal residue?"Q45tech wrote:Important to understand the CHEMISTRY of the abnormal residue you are trying to remove, then you can select the proper SOLVENT for the DEPOSIT.Hydrocarbon vs detergent or some quasi mixture of both.
Everything is about temperature necessary to release the binding energy, especially since you cannot overheat without creating other damages.
Always best to TEST outside the engine first on samples.
Years ago I spent weeks on a Q45 head and some rods and pistons trying hundreds of liquids in the lab................a very fine line between cleaning and damaging aluminum.
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kelvin5638
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Re: BG44k (patkev)
theres a product on the market called Syntek its a fuel additive also makes u feel like ur driving a brand new car
Re: BG44k (DrewQ45)
LOL, thats like saying you figured out religon and not telling us if there is a god or not.DrewQ45 wrote:
Okay, so which product worked best for your "abnormal residue?"