My Little Secret!

THIS IS A SECRET IN THE RACE WORLD... YOU HAVE PROBABLY PASSED THIS UP A 100 TIMES OR SO IN YOUR LOCAL AUTO STORE. ITS AWESOME THIS IS THE ONLY PRODUCT THAT I HAVE FOUND THAT HAS Trinitrotoluene "TNT" NO IT DOSN'T HAVE TRI OR THE NITRO INCLUDED!! I AM A DEMOLITIONS GUY IN THE MILITARY SO I KNOW A LIL BIT ABOUT IT... TNT IS A CONSTITUENT OF EXPLOSIVES LIKE AMATOL, PENTOLITE, TETRYTOL, TORPEX, TRITONAL, PICRATOL, COMP B, ALSO CALLED TRITOLO, TRITON, TRILITE, TRINOL ETC... WELL ENOUGH OF THE BIG WORDS!! IT IS CALLED B-12 CHEMTOOL. IT IS MADE BY BERRYMAN AND A LIL HISTORY ON THE COMPANY THEY PRODUCED TOLUENE BI PRODUCTS SINCE THE LATE 1800'S BUT DECIDED THAT THERE PRODUCT WOULD AND COULD BE USED IN COMBUSTION ENGINES!! AND THEY DID!!!! SO GO UP TO YOUR LOCAL AUTO STORE AND PASS UP THE SEA FOAM AND GRAB THE RED AND BLUE CAN WITH WHITE WRITING ON IT.. AND STEAL SOME HIDDEN HORSE POWER FROM YOUR TACO!!! IT IS COMPLETELY SAFE!! AND CHEAP!! NOT ONLY WILL YOU GET SOME HP BUT YOU WILL SAVE SOME GAS MILEAGE!! IT IS O2 SAFE!!!! SO DONT BE WORRIED!! HOWEVER IT IS EXTREMELY!!!!!!! FLAMABLE..... SERIOUSLY !!! JUST PUT THE CRACK PIPE DOWN WHEN YOU ARE ADDING IT TO YOUR TANK!!

 

Sounds like a good product!. I will have to check some out. But I may have missed it during my reading, but what is the name of it again?

 

b-12 Chemtool Made By Berryman

 

it cleans carbs/chokes pretty good.......and if you pour it into a Styrofoam cup................it will eat the hell out of the styrofoam real quick........so it will probably be good as a fuel injector cleaner too.

 

ordinary gas does do this also, tried to drink it also hey?

 

Hey, that's kinda cool. I was stationed at Eglin AFB when I first joined the Air Force. I was assigned to the High Explosive Research and Development Facility. We made experimental and qualified explosives in melt cast and mixed form. I also helped with the BLU-109 and AIM-120 warhead. Sorry, gee wiz info.

 

Geez, can you turn off your caps.
This post seems like a paid ad.

 

do you have any documented results? How do you know this works and doesn't cause problems? I'm not just going to dump some of this shizit into my new truck that's for sure.

 

It crossed my mind also...

I might try it just before toyota buys my frame back... heck i'd piss on top of the shizit just to see the front end wheely on my I4

 

I have a secret too....go to the paint store, by the ingredients separately and make your own chemtool for less than 1/2 the cost of a can of berrymans B-12.

Been doing it for years.

 

Not going to do anything other than displace water if you have any in your fuel and may clean your injectors. Thats it.

 

Take some of the stuff and pour it in a pan. Take an old greasy gummed-up bicycle chain and submerge it for a few hours.

Afterwards, your bike chain should sparkle.

Basically it removes varnish, gum, and all the nasty stuff that accumulates on top of your pistons, rings, valve seats....etc.

Every 10,000 miles I pour a 16 oz. volume of it into my oil filler hole before an oil change.

YOU HAVE TO POUR IT IN SLOWLY, AND INTO A ENGINE THAT IS WARMED UP AND RUNNING AT THE TIME.

Let your engine run for about 20 minutes at high idle (1,500 rpm's or so). Do not drive with it in your oil pan. Afterwards, let it cool down and drain completely.

I noticed that by doing this my oil didn't get dark as fast as it used to.

In some cases (older engines) I wouldn't do this. Severe gunk can dislodge, clog your filter, and cause obvious problems.

I run it in the tank so the injectors stay clean.

Never had a problem doing this, yet.

 

Is this like seafoam? What if you don't get it all out...is that maybe why your oil is not as dark?

 

yeah.......i wanted to see if it tasted like my moonshine.

 

I don't know what "seafoam" is.

I think my oil stays clearer longer because the inside of the engine is cleaner before the detergent in the "new" oil does it's job.

Did that make sense?

 

Sorry you guys dont like my caps! lol... i have a scangauge... and did a test run of 20 miles... first what i did was ran a stock gas 93 octane through... keep in mind my truck is supercharged..... i burnt 1.6 gallons of fuel according to the scangauge. i then poured a can of b12 into my engine while fueling up for good mixture. i filled up my tank to full and took it offroad for a minute or two! {my excuse to offroad!} for good mixture purposes! i went back home and ensure the environment was as close as possible to the original settings. i reset the scangauge and dit the same 20 mile strip. rpm's were at 2,100. my second read out was 1.2 gallons used. take it for what you will but thats what my results came out to.

 

Its what I understood also so no fuel economy but more horsies?

 

wrong # in wrong place