Hmm, Maybe?

Well, we all do drink stuff all the time which we really don't know exactly what it is. Coke, milk, even water from the tap, you are always taking a chance, trusting someone, and don't know what all may be in the stuff. I guess I'd be alot more at ease dumping poison, of sorts, into my car than my body. So, I guess my point here is that your logic in your last paragraph is questionable, to say the least. About your previous paragraph(s): You do not know what this zMAX stuff is. Because you and 1 or 2 of your buddies think it is alcohol, does not make it so. It may have some alcohol in it. What I think alcohol in the crankcase would do would be to volatize very quickly after the engine gets to operating temperature...basically it would quickly evaporate. Probably wouldn't do much harm in the short time. You may be comparing apples to oranges by comparing the Brazilian Alcohol Problem with zMAX. Have you tried it? I can tell you I've put it in 2 cars and guess what? No unexplained premature deaths in those autos. And a small increase in gas mileage. See, this is my personal experience, not wild ass guesses and questionable logic. I appreciate your trying to warn us, but most people that read this forum and have tried zMAX, know that what you say can't be all correct. It sounds more like anti-zMAX bias. And if that bias is based in personal experience, by all means, please share it with us!

Just for reference, there was a woman who posted who said that zMAX killed 6 (yeah, 6) of her cars by thrown rod. Yeah, right...