Mobil 1 Boosted with Hot Shot's Secret Better? Let's find out! 

congrats man been watching you since the beginning. i have an idea for you. i know Lucas oil additive and ive used it before but from my experience ive had a lot better results with hy-per lube. i find it doesn't foam up like lucas aswel as i can never get the slippery feeling off my fingers once ive touched the stuff . could you do a comparison between the two.. id really like to see if its all in my head or not lol

@Project Farm - Congrats for reaching 1 million subscribers!!!

Todd...YOU have EARNED the respect! That's extremely important. Congratulations!

Congrats Man, Do you have a video testing out TriboTEX Nano Oil Additive by Chance that I missed

there is a product made in saudi arabia called ezzi would you mind run these test on it

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Get those shirts and mugs - let get behind the "Professor".

I wanna buy a few shares of his company, as investment.

will be nice to have Project Farmer's Comparison Report on a weekly basis

It's 43% better

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The first thing I do is like the video before it starts

Always

I liked this comment before reading all of it. : D

Yep yep, only channel that gets the auto thumbs up of me. Trust is why. Cheers :) :) :)

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Very true would immediately buy that item even if I didn't need it just because it was approved by ProjetFarm that would mean what ever it was it was worth buying

Or “As seen on Project Farm!”

@@daltonhigh1617 I actually find the neat part is he doesn't really 'approve' things. Especially in the head to head tests. He just does the tests and provides the data mostly. He really seems to try not to skew your opinion other than the occasional 'this did well!' in mid testing haha.

I prefer that he doesn't 'endorse' anything, instead, letting the test results speak for themselves. Once formal endorsements are introduced, only a matter of time before the mudslinging begins.

Thank you very much for the positive feedback!

I agree. I don't even care what he's testing, I will be watching....

Same here, his enthusiasm is addictive.

Hell yeah. Project Farm is the best.

Me too, who would've thought I get so damn excited about watching oil race down a pipe 😆😆😅

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G'day, I agree, wholeheartedly. I wish Project Farm would test "The SunFoil Project..." (retrofitting piston-engined vehicles with a streamlined Solar Panel, which saves between 4.5% & 33% of the Fuelburn, depending on the habitual driving regieme..., search YT to find the Playlist on it...). The CSIRO (Australian Commonwealth Scientific Industrial Research Organisation...) spent 5 months reviewing the (my) Research & found no Bullshit ; but Project Farm's Testing would be very interesting to see... Have a good one. ;-p Ciao !

Totally agree! What a great service he provides to us.

who wants an ultra controlled lab? real world isn't controlled, PROJECT FARM RULES!

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@@ProjectFarm I am also a manager at an auto parts store, I refer tons of customers to PF. One of the best channels on RU-vid!

Same

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Project Farm thank you, I’ll sure have a great one after another Project Farm video :D

Yep me to, UK. His videos are top quality!

@@andrekoczka3777 Polska?

Here in the US we like his videos so much we just stop working to watch.

Thank you! Great suggestion.

yeah me too

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Dick Fitzinya Seems like your still full of it to me. Try another dose. JK :)

When you say this, I think of 9:36 . And the winner is..... Not your toilet!

Me too! My turds came out 6% faster, and don't float anymore.

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Happy Days lol

lol. Nice!

Marvel Mystery Oil, the mystery makes it good

@midnitesquirldog1 that must be why that stuff stinks because I don't use it anymore customers have complained hundreds of times about PB Blaster...

I wonder how the product would fare if they changed it to "powered by god"

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I enjoy meeting those who watch the videos. Thanks again

Lmao

even my cat is screaming at him here!!

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I wonder if he could accept some products from the manufacturers but tell them they will be tested the same as the other products and if they fail, they fail. You would think any decent manufacturer would love failures because failure would bring an understanding of what's wrong, fix it and bring an even better product.

MegaDirtyberty One potential issue with that is it would allow the possibility of a manufacturer sending a higher quality product to PF than the ones they ship to retail stores.

@@MittyNuke1 That is a possibility.

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Can you REALLY be a FORMER physicist? Or once a physicist, always a physicist?

@@PayNoTaxes0GetNoVote I no longer do research work nor teach the subject, so I am sort of retired. I do have hobby interests where I like to use my physics and math in an enjoyable way.

That's a terrific video idea!

A baffle box is usually the best method. Most of the noise is from the engine and generator itself. A baffle box is lined with egg crate foam or other sound absorbing material, with openings and exits for cooling air that are built as long hairpin baffles. The sound must hit the foam if the baffles over and over again in order to escape from the cooling air inlet and outlet. The muffler can be extended out of the box and upgraded to a larger one from a small car to be quieter. After all that, going to a Honda generator is the only way to get more noise reduction. Those Hondas are sweet.

I would assume it will overheat in a enclosure even with vents..my 2 cents only

Lee Harris Build a dog house to put over the generator with a vent on the end furthest away from you !

JStarke240 put it in a box filled with egg cartons as walls. Thats how our music room was. Egg cartons plastered on the walls.

lol. No caffeine within 4 hours of pouring the oil.

Judging by the refrigerator/freezer he always shows, it looks like he works in a lab. So he is very accustomed to pouring things out of containers.

Toan Nguyen .....5:30 maybe not bro.

I thought the same thing!

Yeah :D it's like magic! Hahah, thanks for mentioning it!

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Project Farm Congrats!! Only 8k away from the BIG 1 million subscribers!! Here’s to the next million. I was subscriber number 777. I always thought that was cool.

Project Farm idea..... do something with that new FLEX PASTE.... not sure what but your brain works magic with cool ideas.

Jason I think you summed it up. I end up losing sleep over watching videos I never knew I needed to see. But come out well informed

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Whoa, slow down there blue, let's just be careful what we ask for!

Wow! Pretty bold claim! What car brand? Great test idea.

No oil is made specifically for a certain engine, with the possible exclusion of Formula 1, Indy Car and Nascar, etc. Even those racing formats usually use the top brands of oil that anyone can buy.

Most dealer use gulf oil and gulf oil is trash I work for a family owned quick lube and I have had to call dealers and get oil spec sheets and 90% use gulf and the other 10% use Mobil 1 and gulf oil is trash even their 0w20 don’t listen to them they don’t care about your car they sell trash oils that will get you right past your warranty and then brake down when cars run m1 products they last 300k plus

@@ProjectFarm it was at my Nissan dealership I own a 5.6 gas nissan titan xd

@@michaellinner7772 yeah I figured I'm no oil specialist but I do know oil cant be specifically formulated for a brand

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Ceratec seems the most trustworthy and I always trust Liqui Moly products. They don't make as many over the top claims like others. The also have their MOS2 additive which they say is better for older vehicles.

@@ProjectFarm i think this would be great to see aswell

@Project Farm Please test RVS Engine Treatment if possible. It seems to be very promising oil additive/ceramic coating and there are actually several test reports showing its effectiveness: - www.rvs.fi/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Success-Story-BBC-Sealand.pdf - www.rvs.fi/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/fraunhofer-prfbericht-english-lr.pdf - www.rvs.fi/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/oil-free-powertrain-wp5_final_report_rvsresults.pdf - www.rvs.fi/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/rvs-aircraft-test-czech.pdf

Liqui Moly is Recommended in both Owners Manual’s of my 2005 Porsche and My 2000 CLK 430 Mercedes as the only Additive that will not Void Warranty 🤔🤔🤔

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That is expensive. lol. Thanks for the suggestion!!

Check out Wil Prose for great solar videos.

@@ProjectFarm can you do battery comparison between battery tesla uses in its car vs panasonic lithium vs aliexpress lithium battery? as far as I know battery is 18650 size

Theres no sun in the midwest until may!!

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I was here to say basically the same thing... I yelled "no way!" so loudly I scared my wife when that generator sputtered and died at exactly 50:44. I don't believe that any more testing is required to disprove any efficiency claims. 2 tests to the exact second shows that adding a load or running it longer isn't going to change the results. If there'd been a couple minutes discrepancy, I'd say go for it, but the results speak for themselves. Nice going with this video PF!

Project Farm didn't highlight this hard enough. When the purpose of a test is to see whether it last longer, and it lasts exactly the same amount, I'd like a little narration or editorializing of that context. "Blah is supposed to increase the fuel efficiency. A 30 second difference would have been 1% improvement. For example in your car to go from 30mpg to 30.3 mpg. But we saw exactly the same efficiency, down to the second. Not 1%, not even a tenth of 1%. It looks like that manufacturer claim is completely unfounded."

@@MattsAwesomeStuff The additive didn't really have enough time to coat and lube everything. I'm not knocking his testing but, FR3 takes time to work through and coat/fill those microscopic areas.

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Lmao!!! FUCK dude 😂😂

@@dom00000 People don't have time to watch the videos, only comment lol

@@dom00000 Better film strength. Issue is if the oil can stand up to heat over a period of time. So basically made the oil more tacky but does it prevent wear when in use in a motor? Who knows. The chemical sheet didnt seem to promising given the low flash point of the additive.

@@alejandroochoa3541 No reason for the profanity dude.

Great recommendation on testing the Flex Seal claims! Thank you

Yes Put a Motor on a Glass Boat Like They Made With Flexseal I Wanna See The Claims Really Work 😎

Check out TylerTube for some great Flex product tests. I think PF would do a great job also tho

I'm not buying into that pseudo crap. I saw a video on it and it sucked.

Have you seen that they just released flex seal putty

Thanks for sharing.

what kind of engine oil do you add it to?

@@ImperatorCaesar22 Diesel oil 15w40 and lawn mower /car oil all weighs

@@007.3l I mean what brand or type? Synthetic or conventional?

@@ImperatorCaesar22 both

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That's why you hit it before you watch the video.

@@michaellinner7772 That's actually how I do it.

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Thank you very much! Positive comments like yours keeps me motivated to keep testing products!!

DirtyHobo Wife: Todd! Todd: ‘ Not now! I’m filming!

Thanks for the video idea. lol

@@Mr.Beastforpresident Mrs Todd is probably a very patient lady..... 🤣🤣🤣

Glad it was helpful!

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Thank you for the video idea!

I too am curious about the BG products. I use the BG MOA at every oil change.

I’ve heard a lot of hype about BG products as well. Would love to see some testing.

@@Mittencarpentry rf7?

yes, it's a big mystery; I had my dealership clean my injectors with what they called a "BG kit"; I think it was BG-44 connected to the fuel rail.

Rollin' in all that RU-vid money

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yes i agreedos!! Load test would be a proper comparison to check fuel consumption under stress

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Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the feedback.

Thank you very much for buying the merch! I've priced items about as low as I can go, only allowing for a very small profit to cover the cost for the graphic designer/artist costs.

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I agree. You definitely should test it using some of the cheaper conventional oils out there.

WM oil is made by Warren Oil Co, West Memphis AR, the largest independent oil company in North America. WM syn is 98% of any brand extant except Amsoil at 2-3x the price.

Was wondering the the same, but still a great test.. This goes to show, that Project Farm needs his own show on NetFlix, That way he could have the time (people to help) and the money to be able to test these great ideas.

@@hotrodray6802 That's interesting. So almost all the oil companies use WM oil as a base? I like to support local companies, so I use Amalie oils. (The owners live right next to me.) They are good people that do a lot for the community.

Try this for an opinion... m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-brLmBRYSb_E.html

Terrific video idea! Thank you for recommending the videos to your buds!

Jesse Pastor I tried that in my Jeep and now I know never to use that stuff again.

Why wouldn't you just replace the gasket since you already took the head off?

Michael Linner Blue devil is supposed work for heads with cracks in them. It’s a cheater product not recommended unless you want to plug up everything in your cooling system.

Glad you like them!

Welcome back! Thank You!

But is the guilt there? Is she now your second intrest?🤔

Project Farm porn? I don't know about that? That Sounds like bestiality!

Today on "Things that never happened"

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While I appreciate it as well, these tests are far from as accurate as a lab would be. PF tests in real world applications with variables being very much in play, while a lab is going to control the variables as much a possible for a completely even test. It's just sheer coincidence that the run time was 50:44 for both tests. Even a 1 degree F difference in temperature will skew test results. I'd personally like to see each configuration ran 5 or more times to get a mean, a median, a high, and a low.

@@Jetmech1781 Yeah dude, you should go to a lab, do those tests like you said and post them. I'd watch the vid and like it if you do a good job.

@@Jetmech1781 Definitely prefer the real-world tests over some perfectly controlled tests. At least in the real-world tests I can have realistic expectations.

@@Jetmech1781 While what you said MAY be true, he has quite a few videos where he tests fuel economy, and in almost every case the difference is within a few seconds when it does not help. It isn't perfect but it is impressive.

That's a lotta damage!

Thank you for the video idea!

You are welcome!

Great recommendation! I've got a really interesting one I'm working on that involves a small engine.

I look forward to it. Would be cool to see multi purpose grease as a crankcase lubricant.

This channel is informative amazing. If you want straight carnage amazing, check out Neutral Drop on RU-vid here. They put some stuff in engines and then some. Hope to see you there😁🖑

@@whatup654 thanks for the suggestion!

@@ProjectFarm Many of us can't wait😁😁😁😁

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You're easily amused. Good for you.

thats the only part i have to watch several times because he talks faster than what my ear, sight and mind can process, identify, clarify and classify

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I can sum that up pretty easily. If you want cheap, and lower odor but slow as a result, use diesel fuel. If you want faster and use it outdoors or in a very well ventilated area, use gasoline. Best is gasoline with a little oil mixed in so when the adhesive is dissolved, it mixes with the oil to hold it in suspension so as the gas evaporates away, the goo can still be wiped off including once fumes dissipate more and you bring the item indoors to wash it (if needed). There need not be much oil in the gas, I usually just use 2 cycle oil/gas mix because I already have it for my 2 cycle equipment. However, there are more and more labels now applied with a starch based adhesive so you might try just a plain water soak with a saturated paper towel over the sticker, peeling off the top of the sticker first if it's plastic coated. A drop of dish detergent in the water will also help speed wicking into the sticker to get at the adhesive. WD-40 will also work well but like Goo Gone, has a much higher cost per use than gasoline. Currently gas is about $2 a gallon here so an 8oz Goo Gone sized quantity is about 12 cents instead of $4. Do test any of these adhesive removers in an inconspicuous area. Some plastics in particular like polystyrene are not safe to use with gas or even Goo Gone or WD-40 and other petroleum distillate based products (which is what you need for the petroleum based adhesives most prevalent). Polycarbonate is also affected to a lesser extent.

Yes I would like to see that I stuck a couple of pieces of duck tape on my truck ann forgot them for a few days and can’t get it off , I even tried WD-40 wouldn’t touch it.

Nawor3565 Naptha/Zippo fluid/Ronsonol/Coleman fuel will handle all of your adhesive residue removal needs more effectively than alcohol or gasoline.

3m adhesive remover, autobody supply stores, amazon?

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Thank you! Will do!

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I'll test impact driver bits soon. Great suggestion!

Klein makes the best most precise screw driver bits followed by Wera then Wiha

Please include german ones.

Some brands don't make all bit types, but I've found the top tier Wera, as well as PB Swiss to fit and work extremely well. Apex makes bits primarily for the industrial and aviation sectors, and those work great too.

Must be a way to heat treat those things.

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Did you call them and get your money back? I mean on the bottle it says 100% money back guarantee

I run all of hot shots additives in my 950hp Cummins. You won’t see improvements at the pump but pull your engine apart and you will. After disassembling a stock engine and then mine “with over 100k miles more than the stock engine” running additives I can tell you the bearings and cylinder walls did in fact look much healthier. Same goes for the injection system.

@@thomasburkhart650 No, i did not bother.

@@dom00000 But it was advertised as more than anti wear

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Great suggestion. Thank you

I know it works, have seen it first hand with failing injectors.. I would love to see that video. Has to work as bad as it smells. 😂

Lol no kidding. It brought three injectors in my 6.0 powerstroke back into spec. About time for another go around next oil change.

Just my experience with HSS's Stiction Eliminator. I have a 2015 ram with a Cummins that only had 44K on it when I used some of the Stiction Eliminator in an oil change. The turbo response improved immediately, engine ran a tad smoother too. Just my experience....YMMV....

Would love to see them compared to something like liquimoly. No magical claims, just reduced friction/wear from cold start ups.

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Great video idea! Thank you

You're not too familiar with science are you? This guy is doing some great work, but what scientists go thorough is much more through. I graduated from University to be a "scientist" and spent over a year collecting data for a single lake survey, not just an afternoon in a garage.

@@chrisdwyer1477 that actually depends on what the FOW for the scientist is

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Thanks for the video idea.

Might check out AVE tool reviews

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Great suggestion!

Thank you! Blackstone labs

Great point.

can always add turbo and boost it to 1000cc performance

not much bigger than a smart car motor

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Thanks, will do! Thanks for the feedback.