Subject	I got no proof on it. I have just heard from a few
Posted by	Milo (Sport Z Magazine) on June 09, 2004 at 5:13 PM
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In Reply To	Toluene and Xylene are just aromatic hydrocarbons. Obviously posted by Z-Jay (Edmonton, AB) on June 09, 2004 at 04:40 PM
Message	different folks (people with chemical engineering backgrounds, firemen, a buddy that works at Ultramar, etc.). Most said it just somehow made the carbon from the gas more adhesive to the exhaust internals. I assumed it was from the sooty afterburn from the Xylene itself. Sooty afterburnt Xylene combined with carbon buildup and ...well, there you go. But if you got any hard evidence on it I'd like to hear it. I would really like to hear some good solid info on this. BTW- some good info. Got any idea of octane level?
Follow Ups	Any comments on Xylene as a fuel additive? Have a - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 14:28:15 06/09/04 Marshall and I have commented about this a bit... - Scotts94z32 15:13:06 06/09/04 Re: Marshall and I have commented about this a bit... - Dallas DamonZ 15:41:12 06/09/04 Toluene and Xylene are just aromatic hydrocarbons. Obviously - Z-Jay (Edmonton, AB) 16:40:55 06/09/04 I got no proof on it. I have just heard from a few - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 17:13:25 06/09/04 I am a Chemical Engineer myself, in the Oil & Gas Industry. - Z-Jay (Edmonton, AB) 20:55:17 06/09/04 My bad, it was Sebring who commented, here are some: - Scotts94z32 15:30:49 06/09/04 I run sebrings formula every oil change...which is - creamofthecrop7 16:03:46 06/09/04 BTW: I have a 1991 with stock injectors with 110K miles on - creamofthecrop7 16:41:15 06/09/04 Thanks for the info. (n/m) - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 17:01:20 06/09/04
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