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[tdi-rick]

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Have you ever worked with quinchants?

I would like a home brew close to no longer manufactured Texaco type 'A'

I had to google that !

Anything we did that needed heat treating, etc. went out to the heat treaters. We used to make anti-rollbars etc, as well as building engines and it was all sent out.
BTW, i found a Texaco Quenchtrex A on Matweb http://www.matweb.com/search/GetMatlsByTradename.aspx?navletter=Q&tn=Quenchtex®

 

[Tzed250]

yep, I'm sure the ingegnere's would be pouring as much chlorinated paraffin in as they can to help Casey beat Rossi

Casey must have been drinking the ER. He's not feeling to good and will miss some rounds...

 

[tdi-rick]

Casey must have been drinking the ER. He's not feeling to good and will miss some rounds...

Apparently the Docs still can't pinpoint what is actually wrong, bloody shame for the Championship.
Should we tip them off to the ER ? :monkey:

 

[MCW]

I didn't have time to read this whole post but back in the 1980's there was a product out called SLICK 50 and it had the same claims as this product of discussion. I don't know if it is still out there...or maybe they changed the name to this new name. Anyway I can't afford it so maybe you can send me some samples? FullCry

I remember Slick 50! My ex girlfriend put it in her old Ford Falcon 250 6 cylinder and the rattles disappeared and never came back - right up to when it threw a rod.
Honestly though, the engine rattles did disappear within minutes of pouring some in.
Please don't flame me...

 

[tdi-rick]

Oh, give it a rest! You obviously know nothing about the subject! You are just rattling your keyboard!


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But there's muffler bearings and there's muffler bearings, and IMO these are the best muffler bearings...

http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?mai..._id=10&zenid=916ca925f43ad996977ed66b926d9d9c

Do you have an annoying rattling in your mufflers? Are they sagging a little? Don't quite sound right? That could be the symptoms of a worn muffler bearing. Allow me to introduce the KaleCoAuto muffler bearing! It's unique iron-graphite composite with pre-grease-packed assembly provides over 200,000 miles of smooth muffler operation! It is most likely they will outlast your mufflers. Also works well on heavy duty exhaust systems. One per muffler.

and for those of that think Brads some sort of 2 stroke magician, he just fits an adjustable powerband from these guys

http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=30

Wish you had a little more low end torque? Maybe you want a high revving formula1-esque screamer? KaleCoAuto's Adjustable Powerbands are the perfect solution! The power bands are made from titanium-injected rubber, with high grade 440 fasteners. Six links are included. One band is for horsepower, and the other for torque. You may use more than three links per side, but extreme caution should be taken!

and a 'pipe job' just gets a boost bar inside it to increase crankcase pressure

Natural aspiration feel unnatural? Tired of bothering with duct-taped leaf blowers as turbos? Treat your car to a bar of boost. Most high performance turbo vehicles use one to one and a half bars. Why waste money on expensive turbo systems and fancy intercoolers? Handsomly mounted in a die-cast metal mount, the KaleCoAuto Boost Bar is a great addition to any naturally aspirated engine. Warning: Contents under pressure. (14.5psi)

 

[Tzed250]

I only use ceramic muffler bearings...

 

[FATGUY]

I only use ceramic muffler bearings...

personally, I only use angular contact pairs.....

 

[Freehand]

I remember Slick 50! My ex girlfriend put it in her old Ford Falcon 250 6 cylinder and the rattles disappeared and never came back - right up to when it threw a rod.
Honestly though, the engine rattles did disappear within minutes of pouring some in.
Please don't flame me...

I've had very good luck with slick 50....no flame job here

 

[BlueRidgeMark]

But there's muffler bearings and there's muffler bearings, and IMO these are the best muffler bearings...

http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?mai..._id=10&zenid=916ca925f43ad996977ed66b926d9d9c





and for those of that think Brads some sort of 2 stroke magician, he just fits an adjustable powerband from these guys

http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=30




and a 'pipe job' just gets a boost bar inside it to increase crankcase pressure

Oooooh! Titanium injected powerbands!!! I didn't know such awesome powerbands existed!



That's some pretty cool stuff! I'm going to have to order some for my saw! AND my truck!

Anybody know if the pipe job is compatible with Brown's gas?????

 

[ShoerFast]

I had to google that !

Anything we did that needed heat treating, etc. went out to the heat treaters. We used to make anti-rollbars etc, as well as building engines and it was all sent out.
BTW, i found a Texaco Quenchtrex A on Matweb http://www.matweb.com/search/GetMatlsByTradename.aspx?navletter=Q&tn=Quenchtex®

Thanks!

No option or need to farm out the heat-treat here.

Sent a few emails for quotes to a few of the listed suppliers.

I have been told that Texaco's type 'A' was no longer made as it was a dinosaur anymore with the newer technologies. I hope to not give up on getting a few gallons as it keeps its additive package for years(?)

And I have tapped into 35 years worth of test results using Type 'A' , that would be hard to walk away from.

 

[Henry G.]

C'mon guys you have to admit Slick 50 was magic.....it made money disappear right out of your wallet!!

 

[flyboy]

If you could get her to shut her mouth... I bet she's a naggin' PITA...

I'll take Giada...

Gary

I got 3 words for Rachel Ray....."Bite the pillow".

 

[flyboy]

I agree...

Can't put my finger on it...theres just something about her:jawdrop:

Giada bothers me immensely because she does not hold her knives with a proper grip. She does not pinch grip the blade.

 

[Justsaws]

She is not French and she might have to "shank a b!!!h" fast.