I know that UV additives for topical wood treatments exist, but I would like to know it the formulas are specific to product formula and how to source this stuff in quantity. Any and all insights are welcome.
aldehydes like actaldehyde, benzaldehyde, formaldehyde (formalein) are/were used in wood varnishes is all i know
an air intake does give you more horsepower, but don't put in two air intakes unless you go to open-track days or go offroading, or some other activity that is strenuous to your car.
Yes it does, but it's not much. 3-10 hp depending on application. And it's only efficient to have 2 intakes if you have a V configuration. If you don't know what I'm talking about, STOP what you are doing to your car, and read some books about the basics of the internal combustion engine.
benzaldehyde and other stuff. it's a lot of aromatic rings that can take irradiation and not fall apart
If the vehicle is sufficiently previous, i think of you're ideal. in spite of the incontrovertible fact that, the sensors on the engine will comprehend the less warm air as a topic with the sensor. via sensing the air stress via your MAP sensor and the engine coolant temperature via your and so on sensor, your ecu or PCM will alter the air/gas mixture to compensate, subsequently cancelling out the completed theory. in elementary terms a theory; i need to be incorrect.
