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Make Pump Gas
Think It's Race Fuel
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Everyone
knows that high octane racing fuel or
aviation gas makes their bike, jet ski, or ATV perform better than pump
gas. The reason is simple. Higher octane fuels have a better combustion
ratio than lower octane pump gas. Octane ratings are determined at the
refinery and it is impossible to raise one gallon of 92 octane gas
to 108 octane by adding a bottle of octane booster to the mix. If you
mixed one gallon of 92 octane gas with one gallon of 108 octane gas your
octane rating for two gallons of gas would be about 100 at a cost of
about $8.00 per gallon.
Amazing Gas Drops will Make
Pump Gas Think It's Race Fuel. Amazing Gas Drops
is a fuel combustion catalyst that REDUCES pre and post ignition
detonation causing a more complete fuel burn at the spark on the power
stroke. The
results are increased power & performance, faster starts in cold
weather, reduced emissions and of course money saved. How much money can
you save by using the lowest octane pump gas available while riding like
you are running race fuel? Turn
Pump Gas Into AMAZING GAS!
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One
Eye Dropper Of Amazing Gas Drops Is All You Need To Make One Gallon of Low Octane Pump
Gas React Like Race Fuel.
Other benefits
are increased mileage and reduced emissions.
Treat
30 Gallons of Low Octane Pump Gas And Make It Think It's Race Fuel
only $9.99
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V-FORMULA Horsepower
Stimulant is super concentrated oil additive that increases horsepower
three to five percent in every bike Every Time,
Guaranteed!
Testing conducted by The Motorcycle Mechanics
Institute, Phoenix, AZ. And Dynojet Proves A Full Five Percent
Increase In Horsepower In Every Bike, Every Time.
Boost Horsepower a Full 5% for Only $30
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Partial reprint from AMERICAN ROADRACING MAGAZINE, April, 1995.
"Reprinted with permission of American Roadracing Magazine, April 1995"
Testing conducted by The Motorcycle Mechanics Institute, Phoenix, AZ.
Testing supervised by Michael Ross, Hontec Supervisor.
High Performance Plus markets two products: an oil additive and a fuel additive . So far, we've treated six bikes…a 1994 Honda VFR750 with a Two Brothers pipe and a Factory jet kit; a 1995 Yamaha YZF600R, totally stock; a 1994 Kawasaki ZX-7, also stock; a jetted and piped 1989 Yamaha FZR600; a stock 1979 Honda CBX; and finally, a 1993 KTM 250 dirtbike. All except the VFR and the FZR showed a substantial 'increase in power as seen on a Dyno-Jet 150 dynamometer. All bikes were warmed up in preparation for a baseline run. Next, a half-ounce* of oil additive was added to the crankcase of each bike. The engine was run through the gears and re-tested. Then a *half-ounce of fuel additive was put into the tank and the bike was again run through the gears. After the additives were thoroughly distributed, we did fourth-gear roll-ons to measure rear wheel horsepower.The increase was startling for the " ZX-7. The Kawi made 97 horse power at the rear wheel in stock condition. After treating both oil and fuel, peak power rose to 102 bhp. The increase wasn't just at the top of the rpm band, but throughout the operating range, with the greatest increase seen at 7000 rpm. The ZX had shown a definite dip in its powerband. but after treatment the dip turned into a peak and horsepower went up by six. Owner Chris Lypka said his bike felt stronger particularly in the 7000-rpm range-as the dyno had shown.
The next largest increase came from the American Roadracing test YZF600R, which has always been less than a stellar performer. The YZF has been on the dyno many times, and the best it has ever done is 79 bhp quite a bit lower than the 84-85 bhp that we've seen from other YZF60ORs. Seat-of-the-pants testing verified that this Yamaha is simply not in the 90th percentile of its class. After treatment, the 600 climbed to an all-time high of 84 bhp. Riding confirms that this is definitely a happier motor, more willing to rev and making better power throughout the entire rev range.
Finally, the venerable CBX. This bike has had very little maintenance over the years, largely because it never seems to need any. With 37,000 miles on the odometer, the big Six put out 80 horsepower to the rear wheel. We chose the CBX primarily to test the oil additive, because few motors have as many moving parts and bearing surfaces. Also, the "X" has proven to be sensitive to the fuel it uses. After treatment, the 24-valve mill made five more ponies from idle to redline. Riding confirmed that it did seem to run slightly better. . . . . .As an avid Supersport fan and competitor, I'd be overjoyed to pour something in my tank that would give me an edge (particularly if it was legal!). . . . . -Michael Ross
* The MMI treatment ratio was only 1/2 ounce of oil treatment per bike and 1/2 ounce of gas additive per bike. The treatment ratios are not the the treatment ration recommended by High Performance Plus. The recommended treatment ratio is 1 ounce of oil additive per engine and only 1cc of gas additive per gallon of
gas,added with an eye dropper!.
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Reprint from MASTER LINK.
OCTOBER, 1995
PRIEST CONFESSES:
A Look at some fuel additives
By "Priest'-Roger Hurm
I'd been foolin’ myself, a new big bore kit and a lighter chopper but I still felt like I was ridin' the same tired 74".. After a routine bolt tightening and push rod adjustment, Mike at Sidewinder's Cycle gave me a look I didn't recognize. His usual business-like
seriousness was gone as an impish glow flooded his face." I'm putting something in your gas tank,' he said smiling wickedly. His instructions went like this: "I'm putting two drops from the eye dropper in each side of your fat bobs. You're about half full -- go fill up and about 3 miles later—be careful cuz you're gonna feel it!”
Our friend Chris was listening and broke into a story about he and Mike the night before and how his acceleration was out of sight on fourth gear. "It'll give you four extra horsepower guaranteed I heard as I started my bike.
Yeah, I nodded and smiled and headed for the gas station to top off thinking I'd take a short ride
just to please Mike. By the time I got to the Cactus and 32nd St. intersection, a quite busy one, the motor was running perceivably smooth with a snappy note and it didn't try to kill at the light. I snapped it and began climbing through 3rd gear when pop, pop, pop - the system seemed to be dying - yet it was only momentary and I shifted to fourth - rolled on it and WOW - I had power I hadn't felt since three years before with 120+ octane aviation fuel. I turned around and made like a drag racer between 36th St. & 32nd St. on Cactus, actually wondering when an EVO might wander by so I could race 'em. With little traffic, I screamed through the gears feeling torque, power, and a crisp note humming from my drag pipes
The approach to the Cactus and 32nd St. intersection caught me off guard - I was accelerating - hit 60 and shifted to fourth gear - the crescendo building as no hesitation interrupted this powerful roll on to fourth - the unworldly horsepower in fourth caused me momentarily to not want to stop at the intersection. A wicked tickle drove my being as I for one instant felt like just not stopping. I had to fight for my senses and decelerating – found my way
home. First thing I did was call Mike at the shop - he said, "I know--it happened to us and I wanted you to share the experience." I asked if this were legal -
he said, "Yup and I got it here at the shop and I got the oil treatment for you that'll give an extra two horsepower”
Well I’ll tell you the rest of the story: I got the oil changed the next day - Mike added the stuff and I did notice instant improvement over the horsepower I'd already picked up. And you can do it yourself! With an EYE DROPPER! Very potent – very cheep –
how can a shovel head do without it!
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Dyno-Jet
Test by Lee Shirets, San Diego, CA. 1993
"Lee's Killer Bees" Race Team:
ZX-10 Kawasaki Increased from 120 to 125 Horsepower |
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