Old vs. New Technology

From: Dennis H.
Subject: 69 Dodge Coronet R/T Old vs. New Technology

Bobby,

I can't help but think that your advice about bgfindashop.com would work on my Big Block 440. Yes, she's a little old and tired. My guess is that it's sludged up; it needs a thorough cleaning and diagnosis for the best timing setting and carb adjustment.

Do you think that this is a good approach? The car runs a little rough, and has been through the plug/wire/timing/carb adjustment route already. It seems that the mechanics that are familiar with the car want to use their ear to tune it up, and modern technicians are not willing to work on vehicles that do not have laptop plugs. Can you recommend a shop in the 95125 zip area?

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Dennis,

As a matter of fact, the BG chemistry would work
great for your engine as combustion byproduct accumulation, cylinder ring bypass, fuel dilution, and a host of other contaminates would be even more prevalent in an older looser-made engine like yours. I remember when older Ford’s would actually lose compression when carbon accumulated severely under its valves. Go to www.bgfindashop.com and put in your zip!

Sincerely,
Bobby Likis