quote:Originally posted by Miro Kefurt:quote:Big Bear
for YOUR BENEFIT SINCE YOU CAN NOT GO BACK IN TIME AND READ PREVIOUS POSTS:
This is at least the third time here:
Can you get your heads out of the sand ?
How many times I have to post the same thing ???
http://www.synlube.com/PR201001.htm
http://lube4life.com/press.htm
http://lube4life.com/pr02.htm
FORD, KIA, AAA, BERTONE are the proofs as well as FTP-75 tests.
Show me one lifetime sequence (FTP-75 test) for any oil available in USA !!!
I have yet to see one, so if you want a proof why does SHELL, MOBIL, EXXON, AMSOIL not have one ??? It should be easy for multi billion company to run few FTP-test and have someone drive for 100,000 miles in any vehicle !
Why has that never been done ?
VOA is on FRESH OIL, that does not prove anything as far as performance, durability, wear or anything else. Or even that it is "motor oil".
Do not believe me ? Just do VOA on Oilve Oil ...
Miro, I hope you realize that anyone reading this Thread are potential customers, the burden of proving that your product works rests with the seller and that is you. Maybe this is all fun and games for you, but the members of Noria are a smart bunch and we would like to see facts and not some sales pitch. This Thread started back in 2004, and now almost 6 years later all I have seen from you is attacks on other motor oil companies, since your game is to attack it seems you are trying to keep us from finding out what Synlube is all about. How hard is it for you to understand that we want to see a VOA on your product, are you afraid we will find out that you are using Mobil 1 Oil as your base oil. Everything you have written in this thread probably makes people who are reading it to just go to Wal-Mart and buy some oil instead of Synlube.
If you really do have Synlube in 73,000 vehicles then how hard is it for you to contact these customers and have them post about there experience with your product.
I am sure we have some members from Noria or BITOG who live in Nevada and it would be great if you could invite them to where your product is made, is it in Nevada or California.
I think if you are more open with us here, then maybe we would be less skeptical about Synlube, if we had all of the answers maybe we would find out that you might just have an oil that is the best for our vehicles. The more you attack potential customers and members here, the more they will fight back and this fighting will just continue with no winner, in the end the only loser in this debate will be the owner of Synlube, not the members of Noria.