Anyone use Restore?

[chobers]

http://www.restoreusa.com/?gclid=CPjwqfXG_KkCFct95Qod3RPhaQ

This is an oil with what seems to be aluminum powdeer in it. it supposedly fills in gaps worn in the cylinder walls and increases compression.

Anyone have experience with this? Will it reduce the tranny to junk?

Thanks,

Steve
NH

 

[tom203]

http://www.restoreusa.com/?gclid=CPjwqfXG_KkCFct95Qod3RPhaQ

This is an oil with what seems to be aluminum powdeer in it. it supposedly fills in gaps worn in the cylinder walls and increases compression.

Anyone have experience with this? Will it reduce the tranny to junk?

Thanks,

Steve
NH

Personally, I would desperately avoid any oil additives and I'm noted for trying miracle cures like Seafoam. What bike, and you are having poor compression? If it has sat idle for a while, forget worrying about compression till it has run for a while.

 

[FiremanBob]

Sounds like snake oil to me. Also sounds like it might plug up oil galleries and such.

 

[chuck hahn]

And possibly contaminate the clutch plates and fibers..i wouldnt use it myself.

 

[smokydog]

used it

used it

I have used it with success in completely worn out automobile engines. It does increase the compression enough to notice and it did no harm that I could see. It stopped blow by in a old amc inline 6 I had for over a year till the main bearing wore out.

But, I agree with other posters, wouldnt be good for the clutch, and the oil passages, I would never use it in a GS, or any bike with a wet clutch. Jerry