Moth balls in gas..??
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Moth ***** in gas..??
Take a look at both of these articles
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To sum it up, todays moth ***** don't contain the chemicals that once gave mothballs their "anti-pinging" characteristic. In fact, some mothballs contains dichlorobenzene (chlorine) which produces hydrochloric acid as it burns. You would NOT want to be behind someone burning that!! Not to mention the damage that it could cause your engine. So NO, todays mothballs WILL NOT raise your octane.
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To sum it up, todays moth ***** don't contain the chemicals that once gave mothballs their "anti-pinging" characteristic. In fact, some mothballs contains dichlorobenzene (chlorine) which produces hydrochloric acid as it burns. You would NOT want to be behind someone burning that!! Not to mention the damage that it could cause your engine. So NO, todays mothballs WILL NOT raise your octane.
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Moth ***** in gas..??
Originally posted by: BigBadScrambler
Take a look at both of these articles12To sum it up, todays moth ***** don't contain the chemicals that once gave mothballs their "anti-pinging" characteristic. In fact, some mothballs contains dichlorobenzene (chlorine) which produces hydrochloric acid as it burns. You would NOT want to be behind someone burning that!! Not to mention the damage that it could cause your engine. So NO, todays mothballs WILL NOT raise your octane.
Take a look at both of these articles12To sum it up, todays moth ***** don't contain the chemicals that once gave mothballs their "anti-pinging" characteristic. In fact, some mothballs contains dichlorobenzene (chlorine) which produces hydrochloric acid as it burns. You would NOT want to be behind someone burning that!! Not to mention the damage that it could cause your engine. So NO, todays mothballs WILL NOT raise your octane.
Join us next week and listen to Dr.BigBad explain the detonation sequence of a Hydrogen Bomb.
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Moth ***** in gas..??
Originally posted by: trailrider500
Great info Dr.BigBad
Join us next week and listen to Dr.BigBad explain the detonation sequence of a Hydrogen Bomb.
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Originally posted by: BigBadScrambler
Take a look at both of these articles12To sum it up, todays moth ***** don't contain the chemicals that once gave mothballs their "anti-pinging" characteristic. In fact, some mothballs contains dichlorobenzene (chlorine) which produces hydrochloric acid as it burns. You would NOT want to be behind someone burning that!! Not to mention the damage that it could cause your engine. So NO, todays mothballs WILL NOT raise your octane.
Take a look at both of these articles12To sum it up, todays moth ***** don't contain the chemicals that once gave mothballs their "anti-pinging" characteristic. In fact, some mothballs contains dichlorobenzene (chlorine) which produces hydrochloric acid as it burns. You would NOT want to be behind someone burning that!! Not to mention the damage that it could cause your engine. So NO, todays mothballs WILL NOT raise your octane.
Join us next week and listen to Dr.BigBad explain the detonation sequence of a Hydrogen Bomb.
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Moth ***** in gas..??
Originally posted by: BigBadScrambler
Classic example of the nocturnal sock monster[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
Originally posted by: Scootergptx
Good info, now explain where my socks go when I put them in the dryer.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
Good info, now explain where my socks go when I put them in the dryer.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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