G-Oil reviews?

data?

and no, anecdotes are not data.

Supposedly, it was to ship to retailers back in 2008 or so http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-9883343-1.html

But its own site says "coming soon."

At least it's API certified. But other than that....

Seems legit too me!!!!!!!

http://www.homedepot.com/webap...um=6175&marketID=373

http://www.getg.com/articles/index.php


http://www.nsti.org/press/PRshow.html?id=3954


Kirk

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Originally posted by scchen:
I did a search in this forum on this supposedly "Eco Friendly" Oil, and came back with nothing. It is called G-Oil made by Green Earth Technologies. This was released back in 2006-2007. I was curious is this even a legitimate item? Did any experts on this board look into this or had an analysis done on this oil?

http://www.getg.com/

Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

Cool link sharing.
Keep up the good work.

is G-oil is the name of Eco friendly oil ?


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As usual, you have the answer Captain.

I watched a 30-minute program on the stuff last night on the Speed Channel. Looks like good stuff to me. Unlike other synthetics, reasonably priced, too!

Don't call him captain. He is not.


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It's base stock is made from animal tallow.

It is totally legit, I'm using it now. It's actually an ester oil made from tallow and vegetable components. Ester based oils are some of the most advanced lubricants you can get. The great thing is it's not made of any mineral oil at all, so nothing imported.

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Originally posted by AMMER:
is G-oil is the name of Eco friendly oil ?

Yes it is an Eco friendly oil as it is made with American-grown renewable animal fats. These saturated fats, whose molecular single-bond carbon chains are similar to common petroleum oils, have no harsh effects on the environment, and drastically cut our dependence on foreign oil.

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Yes it is an Eco friendly oil as it is made with American-grown renewable animal fats. These saturated fats, whose molecular single-bond carbon chains are similar to common petroleum oils, have no harsh effects on the environment, and drastically cut our dependence on foreign oil.

Sorry, but the use of synthetic oils does not reduce our dependence on foreign oil. The typical oil that a person buys at the Autozone or Pep Boys store is derived from the fractioning process for processing crude into all the products that can be made from it from asphalt to baby oil. About 2 quarts are produced from every barrel and is classified as API-SA or SB. This oil is then either given or sold to an oil marketer who then buys an additive package to bring the oil up to current automotive standards.

it is an oil made by vegetable source and some natural oils. so its good that it has not got any mineral sources. but still no one seen its working result so we cant state an opinion. that's why i request you some more details. so that will help to figure out more.

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Originally posted by Drake Louis:
...no one seen its working result so we cant state an opinion. that's why i request you some more details. so that will help to figure out more.

Several UOA's have been posted on BITOG. Those that have used it seem to like it.