Are there any real good oil burning stopping additives that really work out there???
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Car: 1986 IROCZ
Engine: LB9....rebuilding coming soon
Transmission: rebuilt 700R4
Are there any real good oil burning stopping additives that really work out there???
My car burns oil under higher rpms and I can smell it pretty bad especially during wot,is there anything I can add to cut down on the smell???
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86 IROCZ 5.0 TPI/"new" 700R4 auto with transgo shift kit and vette servo,canary yellow,t-tops,radar detector,tan interior,hidden antenna,tinted windows,taillight blackouts,front end bra,k&n air filters,no cat,full 3" racing exhaust with 40 series flowmaster and chrome tips,2:73 posi rear(soon to be 3:42 or 3:73 posi),1989 IROCZ 16*8 polished aluminum rims
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86 IROCZ 5.0 TPI/"new" 700R4 auto with transgo shift kit and vette servo,canary yellow,t-tops,radar detector,tan interior,hidden antenna,tinted windows,taillight blackouts,front end bra,k&n air filters,no cat,full 3" racing exhaust with 40 series flowmaster and chrome tips,2:73 posi rear(soon to be 3:42 or 3:73 posi),1989 IROCZ 16*8 polished aluminum rims
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From: Sidney, B.C., Canada
Car: 88 T/A
Engine: 305
Transmission: 700R4
my old 85 IROC used to smoke just sitting there in traffic. I used Bardahl- in the silver can. No more smoke at all. Still burned oil, though, you just couldn't see it.
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88 Trans Am 305 Auto Red/Silver, MSD coil,wires, ported plenum, gutted airbox, TB bypass, comp cams XR258HR, 206/212 @ 50 .480/.487 110 LSA everything else stock
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88 Trans Am 305 Auto Red/Silver, MSD coil,wires, ported plenum, gutted airbox, TB bypass, comp cams XR258HR, 206/212 @ 50 .480/.487 110 LSA everything else stock
A really good additive is a full package of Perfect Circles, and usually the +.005 ones do a pretty good job.
If the oil is getting past the rings, it's going to burn. It it possible that the oil is not being controlled because of sludge formation in the ring lands (grooves), and that a good engine cleaner can reduce that problem. If the engine has high wear, however, nothing short of rings is really going to solve the problem.
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Vader
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If the oil is getting past the rings, it's going to burn. It it possible that the oil is not being controlled because of sludge formation in the ring lands (grooves), and that a good engine cleaner can reduce that problem. If the engine has high wear, however, nothing short of rings is really going to solve the problem.
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Later,
Vader
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If you want to beat the World, it might reach up and pull you down...
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