... lucas oil stabilizer
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... lucas oil stabilizer
... does anyone use this?... see any benefits?... i saw the demo at pep boys, seemed rather convincing... looking for other opinions/reviews... lemme know... thanks...
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Re: ... lucas oil stabilizer (xThexHeadx)
ive used it a lot i use it in all my air tools at work and they seem to have more torque , ive used it in my tranny but didnt feel any difference in shifting or anything like that but i belive it works
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Re: ... lucas oil stabilizer (blufke)
i run it in my tranny mixed with MTF and i think it helped, but hten again i am running a high mileage tranny. I say go for it in teh tranny, i am not sold on it fo rthe engine yet.
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Re: ... lucas oil stabilizer (inspyral)
That gear demo at Pep Boys is sweet. I sat there turning it for like 5 minutes.
I was doing the same thing while I was waiting for my injectors to be flow tested.
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Re: ... lucas oil stabilizer (xThexHeadx)
it's a lie i dont stabilize any oil! (look at my name )
i've used the gas treatment and it worked good, i was wondering if this stuff works too?
i've used the gas treatment and it worked good, i was wondering if this stuff works too?
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Re: ... lucas oil stabilizer (InfamousRS)
Oil additives are not only a gimmick but a waste of money.
Lucas additives are supposed to eliminate dry starts and reduce friction, heat and wear. It is also soupposed to allow motor oils a higher degree of lubricity which theoretically reduces oil consumption and operating temperatures. As far as tranny, Lucas Oil Stabilizer in gear oil is supposed to stop leaks, reduce operating temperatures and increase the life of the gear oil. Since it is pure petroleum, it can safely blend with all other automotive lubricants, even synthetics, ATF and mineral oil. It keeps old engines alive and new engines new.
Read this thread and the following links:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=237314
http://theoildrop.server101.com/cgi/...f=1;t=000508;p=
http://www.pecuniary.com/newsletters...additives.html
http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2001/02/zmax1.htm
Lucas additives are supposed to eliminate dry starts and reduce friction, heat and wear. It is also soupposed to allow motor oils a higher degree of lubricity which theoretically reduces oil consumption and operating temperatures. As far as tranny, Lucas Oil Stabilizer in gear oil is supposed to stop leaks, reduce operating temperatures and increase the life of the gear oil. Since it is pure petroleum, it can safely blend with all other automotive lubricants, even synthetics, ATF and mineral oil. It keeps old engines alive and new engines new.
Read this thread and the following links:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=237314
http://theoildrop.server101.com/cgi/...f=1;t=000508;p=
http://www.pecuniary.com/newsletters...additives.html
http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2001/02/zmax1.htm
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