Reply to "Synlube"

Bruce381 wrote regarding the sacrificial iron wear additives in the SynLube formula:

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Wow what a great way to explain away lousy wear rates by saying they use FE in the formula. But how do you know with out a baseline of new unused oil?

BRUCE381: Congratulations on having such an open mind. With absolutely no evidence to validate such a judgment, you have already written the product off.

Regarding the baseline unused oil, see my previous post.

BARKERMAN wrote: Houckster, have you ever kept a car long enough to prove the claims of Synlube?

No, I haven't, if you're referring to the 10 year, 150K mile, or 3K engine hour service life of the lubricant. My current ride, a Ford Ranger has 16K miles on the oil. The sample I've sent into SynLube has 15.3K miles on it. The oil has been in use for a little over a 1.6 years.

9/20/0512:08 AM

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