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Squeeze a tube or two of "valve grinding compound" into a bottle of engine oil, and put it in the engine. This will cause the engine to grind away on the inside. The best way to picture what will happen is to imagine about 60,000 miles of engine wear to be done in less than 10 seconds. The engine will usually be destroyed completely within 100 miles or so of use.
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