Tuesday, September 22, 2009


Imagine being strapped inside a welded steel-and-glass cage with acid and flammable liquids in containers near you. Now suspend this potentially deadly construction just inches off the ground and accelerate it to about 100 feet per second. As a final touch, put your machine among similar ones and have them dart around one another while other machines race past you from the opposite direction!


That is essentially what you do every time you get into a vehicle and drive down the highway. Wouldn’t you want your car or truck running at its best and safest.


There are hundreds if not thousands of claims of products that will help you improve fuel economy, increase your engine performance and prolong its life. People put synthetic oil additives, engine oil treatments, fuel stabilizers, engine restore products, and the list goes on. All you have to do is go to your local automotive store and you can see the variety of products and additives that you can dump into your vehicle to improve something. There are also thousands of web sites that offer the same. These products can be used in your car, truck, motorcycles, scooters (if you are into scooters check out Minarelli scooters), RV, ATV, snowmobile, lawn mower, snow blower, basically anything that has an engine.


With so many products out there I thought it would be interesting to design a site that would list and compare many of the different products. For example I personally have used Bitron and have had excellent results from this product, which I would strongly recommend. However there are many others with great claims. Some of these other products are Prolong Engine Treatment, Lucas Oil Products, Slick50, Rislone, and Microlone.


What are these different products? What do they claim to do? How do they compare with each other? Is it worth putting anything in our vehicles or is just plain old oil good enough? Should we use synthetic oil? These are just some of the question I will answer on my site. I will also have a page on Safety tips for driving and owning vehicles that you might find informative. Of course if you have any questions, experience or just info that you would like to share then of course you are welcome to do so. 

By: Shane Smith.  If you are looking for landscape or backyard lights then check out: http://makevoltz.com 

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