I keep hearing ads for a new motor-butter, called "motor silk" Anyone here know about this stuff? TIA Tom Seattle
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motor silk
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I Love Edsels snipped-for-privacy@ford.com wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
It only works with the 85MPG carburetors
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Probably a derivative of Motor Honey with a good measure of snake oil mixed in......
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Snake Oil is the best additive for cars ever invented! Doesn't everyone use it in their oil, gas, tranny, and morning coffee? I do!
PoD
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Motor-butter? What, do you toast the engine, butter it and jam it back into the chassis?
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At $200+ per gallon, I would call it Motor GOLD!!!
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I haven't needed to oil my snake, not since I got married anyway.
--scott
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Sir, you deserve a medal for that one. It was predictable, but my tummy is still sore from laughing.
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I Love Edsels snipped-for-privacy@ford.com wrote in article snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...
Yup!......but I can't use it.....
My engine's cholesterol is way up over 200 now!
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"*" snipped-for-privacy@this.addy.com> wrote in news:01c5c142$6840b2c0$1fa3c3d8@race:
But what's the trans-fat or cholesteral content of Silk?
'Sides, turns out that the old naturals are better for you anyway.
Butter for me! Since i went back to bacon eggs and butter plus the occasional hamburg per day, and min carbs, my chol count has dropped thirty points.
Dummy!