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#1130467 10/20/2015 9:20 PM
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In reading up on Rochester 1bbl carborator I ran across the recommendation of using enzyme fuel treatment to improve it's performance. Sure would like to hear from the Stovebolters whether fact or fiction?

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If the reading is on-line, would you please post a link to it?

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Enzymes catalyze various chemical reactions in water environments. I can't imagine a real enzyme doing much of anything in gasoline. I can't imagine it even dissolving.

I like them to say what chemicals they are removing and what chemicals are formed in their place to improve performance (octane?). Also, do they have a material safety data sheet (MSDS) available?

Wally, the chemist, speaking here.


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Is it being sold by a guy named "Barnum"?
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Originally Posted by tclederman
If the reading is on-line, would you please post a link to it?
Probably this stuff. I googled 'enzyme fuel treatment' and got a lot of hits on it.


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Originally Posted by [censored] Bowman
In reading up on Rochester 1bbl carborator I ran across the recommendation of using enzyme fuel treatment to improve it's performance.
If the reading (regarding Rochester carburetors) is on-line, would you please post a link to it?

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It is also proven to make snakes more slippery.
Think about it... think about it..
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Everybody needs a well-lubricated snake!
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