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Originally Posted By: Loobed Ferrari512, what is your purpose for repeatedly bashing re-refined oil? Is there an end goal you are trying to accomplish? We can't change your mind, and you can't change ours. So now what? So those that dont have a opinion can hear both sides of the issue and...

Originally Posted By: Nickdfresh Originally Posted By: ferrari512 It has everything to do with Nextgen, Ashland buys recycled base oil from various sources they dont re refine it themselves, a rerefining plant is a big undertaking with permits, design and plans most plants are from the late...

Originally Posted By: Nickdfresh Originally Posted By: ferrari512 Its the CEP process, the same process used since the late 90s No, it isn't the "same": Quote: Scientists have already been using a process known as pyrolysis for recycling oil. It involves heating the oil to a high temperature...

Originally Posted By: Nickdfresh Originally Posted By: ferrari512 Originally Posted By: Nickdfresh Successful troll is negative troll! I'm sure in your obsessive Google-phu, "ferrari", you've probably come across five articles that support the contention that recycled oil is every bit as good...

Originally Posted By: Nickdfresh Originally Posted By: ferrari512 ... Hey put Nextgen in your car all you want pal, nothing would make me happier. I am... Originally Posted By: ferrari512 .... The technology for reclaiming oil is exactly the same since early 2000s, so what if its4 years old...

Originally Posted By: Nickdfresh Successful troll is negative troll! I'm sure in your obsessive Google-phu, "ferrari", you've probably come across five articles that support the contention that recycled oil is every bit as good, if not superior, than oil refined from crude for every lame...

Originally Posted By: Nickdfresh Originally Posted By: ferrari512 Originally Posted By: dave1251 I give up your thoughts on this matter are as factual as my opinion on who the next great football player will be. Which is to say not based too much on fact but a lot speculation. I will add that...

Originally Posted By: Nickdfresh Originally Posted By: ferrari512 Originally Posted By: dave1251 I give up your thoughts on this matter are as factual as my opinion on who the next great football player will be. Which is to say not based too much on fact but a lot speculation. I will add that...

Originally Posted By: Zaedock Originally Posted By: ferrari512 They conclude on a positive note regarding the re-use of engine oils. "If these re-refined oils are manufactured correctly, there is then no reason not to use them," they say, "The requirement is, above all, that the re-refining...

Originally Posted By: dave1251 I give up your thoughts on this matter are as factual as my opinion on who the next great football player will be. Which is to say not based too much on fact but a lot speculation. I will add that for the sake of the argument I gave you is from my knowledge and...

Originally Posted By: dave1251 I give up your thoughts on this matter are as factual as my opinion on who the next great football player will be. Which is to say not based too much on fact but a lot speculation. I will add that for the sake of the argument I gave you is from my knowledge and...

Originally Posted By: dave1251 I give up your thoughts on this matter are as factual as my opinion on who the next great football player will be. Which is to say not based too much on fact but a lot speculation. I will add that for the sake of the argument I gave you is from my knowledge and...

Originally Posted By: Tros Originally Posted By: ferrari512 This is why it takes many extra steps to re refine used motor oil. If used motor oil was a better starting point for base oil there would be less processes and steps to re refine it than raw crude. What additional steps are needed to...

Originally Posted By: GMorg From my understanding, crude oil and spent motor oil are both listed as CR02 waste or "Non-RCRA Hazardous Waste". CR02 waste is defined as, "Oil or petroleum that is no longer suitable for the services for which it was manufactured due to the presence of impurities...

Some crude looks like that, some crude is amber and you can run a diesel motor on it straight from the ground, depends the well it was pumped from.

Originally Posted By: Zako2 Originally Posted By: ferrari512 it was various sources of oil from many cars I never saw again,the used oil tanks were a nasty mix of all kinds of junk oil. However, it has been pointed out already that this nasty mix is much closer to engine oil than the mineral...

Originally Posted By: dave1251 Your argument on the matter is becoming more erratic and less based on fact everyday. Valvoline has given you the forum to ask them about Nextgen. Go ahead and ask them how a motor oil is formulated and how Nextgen is equal to VWB and Maxlife respectively. Although...

Originally Posted By: Zako2 Originally Posted By: ferrari512 it was various sources of oil from many cars I never saw again,the used oil tanks were a nasty mix of all kinds of junk oil. However, it has been pointed out already that this nasty mix is much closer to engine oil than the mineral...

Valvoline also claims it gets its used oil from its quick lube locations so gives you the impression its recycled Valvoline oil, I had an quick lube/car wash and you didnt have exclusive customers that only used the oil I sold them the last oil change it was various sources of oil from many cars...

Originally Posted By: Nickdfresh Originally Posted By: ferrari512 It a proven fact Check out Noria oil analysis boards on reclaimed oil Funny, but the U.S. military uses recycled Safety Kleen oil almost exclusively. It's a proven fact! It's science! The US military does not use Safety...