bruce381 writes:
"All I said is if I had an oil that I knew had bad wear numbers and I said Oh we use a Fe additve so that your test results will be skewed that is a great way to protect yourself when bad wear numbers are reported . . . .snip."
It will be interesting to see if SynLube later claims to use additive packages that also contain moderate levels of Aluminum, Chromium, Lead, Silicon, Copper, Tin, Soot, and Carboxylic acids too! We all ready know that they add lots of micro fine solids, (friction modifiers) so they have that covered in advance.
In regard to Houcksters comment: <I hope I'm reading it correctly>
"My sole purpose has been to discuss a product that is significantly different from any other competing product on the market and to have people here properly understand what it does."
If that is your sole purpose, then to this date, in my opinion based on what you've written so far, I'd say that you've failed completely.
Chumley