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Subscribe to this threadGive your hot rod the gift of... Zirconia
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BOB @ Dec 31st 2006 3:55PM
SORRY - this just sounds like a love letter to a product, not something that helps us understand. What is your point??
You allude to consumer use on older cars, I think.
HOW ABOUT telling us..........
-- how it is applied?
-- some idea of the cost?
-- examples we can relate to (such as Joe Blow coated his turbo for $207 dollars, now has 15 more horses)
-- and so on
OR: is this just something to watch for coming up in new cars and racing cars??
(PS -- I was trying to figure out how that first, run-on paragraph could be changed to a few paragraphs in readable English, but I gave up.)