Help?

**Tazz** · 29th June 2017, 19:34

Nice one T.W.R.

If you spray CRC 5.56 into a cup it becomes liquid.
Water is liquid.
You can drink water, hmm...hey Cassina! I have an idea for something you can try and gain some knowledge from...

**Grumph** · 29th June 2017, 19:38

Originally Posted by T.W.R

Wondering were tweedle-dumb's posted spec sheet is and how it's google research is going too

posting selected words doesn't cut it especially off a 3-5 page PDF

grasping at lubrication qualities is interesting......next thing it'll run with the SG rating being only just below oil too

I had a customer some years back who must have known the young Cassina. "Someone" told him it was a good idea to rinse out his engine between oil changes by putting kero in the sump and firing it up briefly....
That was the first FZR1000 that I had to align hone the cam bearings. Funnily enough I've had to do two more of the bastard things since.

**Honest Andy** · 29th June 2017, 19:58

Originally Posted by cassina

As I said the bike is still running 10 years later. Poster 1 has said he used engine start too so his motor would have damage also according to some of you. Something to think about is engine start would be taken off the market if it damaged motors now wouldnt it.

Psssst: Engine start is mostly ether, CRC is mostly kerosene. Different products with different uses. Look a bit closer at your spec sheets and go back to my original reply on page 1...

fufuksake

**Honest Andy** · 29th June 2017, 20:00

Originally Posted by T.W.R

Remind anyone of anything or what they feel like doing

Hmmm, let me think....

My goodness, doesn't that horse look clever. By comparison.

**T.W.R** · 29th June 2017, 20:01

Originally Posted by Honest Andy

Hmmm, let me think....

My goodness, doesn't that horse look clever. By comparison.

It's definitely keeping it's trap shut

**Swoop** · 29th June 2017, 20:21

Originally Posted by T.W.R

It's definitely keeping it's trap shut

It is a very wise horse.

**nzspokes** · 29th June 2017, 20:22

Originally Posted by cassina

From the website Wikipedia

Bwhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

You are a Wiki injuneer..............

**Honest Andy** · 29th June 2017, 20:26

Originally Posted by cassina

If CRC 556 is that much of a different product you would think it would NOT start an engine. If you read one of the previous posts from a non believer like yourself they conceded it might and he gave a technical reason why.

a technical reason that you clearly did not understand...

fuckryingoutloud

**T.W.R** · 29th June 2017, 20:30

Originally Posted by cassina

If CRC 556 is that much of a different product you would think it would NOT start an engine. If you read one of the previous posts from a non believer like yourself they conceded it might and he gave a technical reason why.

**buggerit** · 29th June 2017, 20:32

Originally Posted by cassina

If CRC 556 is that much of a different product you would think it would NOT start an engine. If you read one of the previous posts from a non believer like yourself they conceded it might and he gave a technical reason why.

Its the propellant that ignites, hair spray will do the same.

**bogan** · 29th June 2017, 20:37

Originally Posted by buggerit

Its the propellant that ignites, hair spray will do the same.

Hair spray was one of the better ones we found in our spud gun escapades, far better than ether based starter sprays. May be an oxidiser compound in there or something.

**FJRider** · 29th June 2017, 20:40

Originally Posted by cassina

How thick are you I wonder as I said it worked with no engine damage. You gain knowledge by trying things and if it works the knowledge is gained. As I said before another poster who did not think it would work conceded it might. Go and read their post as they gave a technical reason why it might work. Then you can call them a retard too.

The OP tried easy-start. It didn't start. The OP fitted new plugs. It did start.

Conclusion ... CRC 5.56 would not have made it start.

**FJRider** · 29th June 2017, 20:41

Originally Posted by bogan

Hair spray was one of the better ones we found in our spud gun escapades, far better than ether based starter sprays. May be an oxidiser compound in there or something.

I use Raid fly spray ...

**FJRider** · 29th June 2017, 20:54

Originally Posted by cassina

If CRC 556 is that much of a different product you would think it would NOT start an engine. If you read one of the previous posts from a non believer like yourself they conceded it might and he gave a technical reason why.

As has been stated before ... the reason CRC helps start an engine is not necessarily due to the combustible factor of the fluid.