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Old March 2nd 04, 11:46 PM
Stu Gotts
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On Tue, 2 Mar 2004 16:55:44 -0500, " jls"
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"Stu Gotts" wrote in message
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On Tue, 2 Mar 2004 11:08:46 -0600, "Dan Luke"
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" jls" wrote:
He's been using Mr. Marvel and Mr. Mystery and no problems since,

One of my pilot buddies started wearing his socks inside out years ago.
So far, he hasn't been attacked by a saber-toothed tiger even once.


Coincidentally, I heard the same thing from an old airline pilot.
Seems that it was the general practice some years ago. I starting
doing the same thing about 4 years back, and dang if it ain't true.
It really works.

jls, no offence, but OWT's (old wive's tales) need to be ****canned
when they are proven wrong. You and your mentor


Who's YOUR mentor, the idiot with wrongside out socks who moved across the
border from Mississippi to Alabama and increased the IQ averages of both
states?


No, Messrs. Atkinson, Deakin and Braly, Advanced Pilot's Seminars
(plus much more). Do some homework, genius. You may be able to pull
that foot out of your mouth. www.advancedpilot.com


Can you refute THIS hard data:

February Program: Sentry Cylinders

Dave Stovall, General Manager for Sentry in Fort Worth, gave the program
today. Sentry is a family business purchased 23 years ago and still run
that way today. Probably best known for chrome cylinders they are now
completely out of the chrome business primarily due to environmental
concerns. Dave talked about how in this age of rapidly changing technology,
the cylinder design has remained unchanged for decades. The only changes
have come in metallurgy and plating. He also talked about the cylinder
failures they see when cylinders come in for overhaul. On most small
Lycomings the most common problem is cracking between the plug and the
exhaust valve seat. As a general rule his overhauled cylinders are about
$150 less than a new one from the manufacturer. He recommends the use of
*Marvel Mystery Oil *in the fuel, it helps keep the valve guides and seats
clean.. When asked his opinion on Avgas versus auto fuel he remained
neutral saying that he has seen nothing in the shop to indicate either is
better. He has heard good opinions on both sides of the fence from people he
respects. He does have a definite opinion on who puts out a better engine
and it starts with L.



from: http://www.eaa983.org/newsletters/EAAnewsletter0303.htm

Can't refute it, I believe in MMO, but also believe in scientific
data.
www.gami.com


Do
yourself a favor and at least see what you've been missing.


You should take a little of your own advice. I have seen the difference
inside engines run with and without MMO, as well as with Alcor TCP. Have
you?


Yes, and maybe instead of putting a band-Aid on the problem, you
should look at the reasons.

Now unless you have something to add or a refutation to make with data and
intelligence, you git, boy.


jls, you're ass-holism is showing. If you care read a bit, maybe
you'll learn something, but I doubt you have the scope nor the desire,
you dangerous *******.