Anyone here tried Revo in their 4age?

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poured into my bt yesterday. maybe i'm too insensitive. din really notice the difference :hmmmm:
 

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Thanks bro for the reply... I wanna add... What about Tufoil?

Any significant difference felt between these 2 products?
 

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I tried last month, and I also didn't reliaze any different too.

But I do use the Bardahl oil treatment before, and during 1st start can feel the different already.
 

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Thanks bro for the reply... I wanna add... What about Tufoil?

Any significant difference felt between these 2 products?
Tried Tufoil. The engine is noticeably quieter during start ups in the morning.
 

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i use tufoil now... after seeing the video and comment at ace hardware and enous...
got different , engine more smooth when start and pick up...i'm using a 17 years old car (for your info)
 

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personally...:hmmmm:
tufoil --> clog the oil passge after prolong usage... you can search my comment on it...
revo --> didn't feel any different in response or smoothness... it could just be an oil treatment, which is useless if you maintain changing your oil regularly and use a good engine oil

right now trying Maxoil Metal Treatment instead...
btw, now i'm using Motul Turbolight 4100 10w-40...:proud:
 

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use a good oil, and u wont need any other oil treatment. ive used a lot of treatment in the past, including som mentioned in this thread, and according to experience, nuthing is as good as pouring a good quality oil into ur engine. brands like elf, total, chemlube, idemitsu are amongst the brands dat gave me good results
 

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Hrmmm.. thanks bros for your comments and feedback.

What about D'Carbo? Tried before and did it do any justice to your engine?

Personally, i use Castrol... Edge is quite good imho...

Btw, my engine is taking some time to warm up.. Now the engine feels like dying during cold start-ups. The rpm drops. Didn't have this problem before. Any idea what could be the problem?
 
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Nothing beats taking the engine apart for an overhaul. All those products may do harm if not the manufacturers would have recommended it in their service manual

If you want to see a list of good synthetics for use, you can check bobistheoilguy forums. They do real analysis of used oil to see whether the oil is doing the job or not. Alot of people can use their mouth to say whatever and use their backside to feel whatever but nothing beats scientific data.
 

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I've been using Bardahl treatment for 2 weeks now... no black smoke when starting and the engine seems smoother haha :burnout:
 

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use a good oil, and u wont need any other oil treatment. ive used a lot of treatment in the past, including som mentioned in this thread, and according to experience, nuthing is as good as pouring a good quality oil into ur engine. brands like elf, total, chemlube, idemitsu are amongst the brands dat gave me good results
strongly agree with leo..
 

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I've been using Bardahl treatment for 2 weeks now... no black smoke when starting and the engine seems smoother haha :burnout:
i dont know what was ur previous problem sir, but bardahl oil treatment, either 1 or 2, doesnt cure black smoke but rather white's ie caused by blow by and oil leaks. they thickens the oil and seal better, but dis only applies to low grade oil imo. use a good lube (either synthetics or mineral based), especially those made outta ester, and they have better seal protection, less oil loss through methods mentioned above. ive been using both types of bardahl oil treatment, and to be honest, if ur engine is very in good condition, u wont feel any different in terms of fuel consumption, performance, or smoothness. how was the condition of ur engine prior of pouring the treatment in sir? its good to hear u r experiencing good result with it, iam using bardahl lube now, better result compared to the oil treatment. like i said, nuthing beats good oil
 

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i dont know what was ur previous problem sir, but bardahl oil treatment, either 1 or 2, doesnt cure black smoke but rather white's ie caused by blow by and oil leaks. they thickens the oil and seal better, but dis only applies to low grade oil imo. use a good lube (either synthetics or mineral based), especially those made outta ester, and they have better seal protection, less oil loss through methods mentioned above. ive been using both types of bardahl oil treatment, and to be honest, if ur engine is very in good condition, u wont feel any different in terms of fuel consumption, performance, or smoothness. how was the condition of ur engine prior of pouring the treatment in sir? its good to hear u r experiencing good result with it, iam using bardahl lube now, better result compared to the oil treatment. like i said, nuthing beats good oil
Probably my carbs running rich or blowby HAHA. Its not like diesel black, its just uh...

Like farting on startup. The engine is fine thanks :proud:. Overhauled once, compression is perfect, have been using synthetic oils since day 1.... :biggrin:
 

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