RESTORE Engine Restorer & Lubricant - ?

[SrgtBear]

Has anyone used this stuff?

I watched a few videos that restored substantial compression back to the cylinders. However, on the can it says "If you have a wet clutch motorcycle do not add this to your oil, instead call us because there is another way of using it"

Yet, they don't tell me how. I am assuming I would probably mix it in with a little bit of oil then add it directly into the spark plug whole. Kick it a few times, let it coat. Does anyone have a guess or experience?

 

[Maritime]

I have thrown this in old cars and it does work, but yeah I wouldn't use it on a bike as it will kill the clutch for sure. your theory on down the spark plug holes may work but I would think it would still end up in the oil and kill the clutch eventually.

 

[jungalist]

then again, clutch plates aren't that expensive...

 

[misfitfiend]

I'm pretty sure if you poured it down the spark plug hole it would mostly burn off before it reached the oil. I would just call them for the information to be sure (954)-563-7001.

 

[SrgtBear]

Mix some of it with oil. Pour. Kick a bunch of time and let it sit before starting up.

My real concern would be fouling the spark plugs or valves.

 

[VonYinzer]

How bad is the compression that you're resorting to this? Sometimes ya just have to bite the bullet and rebuild.

 

[Maritime]

How bad is the compression that you're resorting to this? Sometimes ya just have to bite the bullet and rebuild.

This is very true. In a car you are just trying to get a few more months or year and ditch, this stuff is fine. In a simple to do bike engine it seems like a waste of time. Unless you want to get the rest of a season before you tear it down for a winter prohect then maybe

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