Any Concerns -Upper Cyl. Lube and Cat. Converters?

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Good luck! Wish it wasn't raining here I'd detail my Jeep
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Originally Posted By: elwaylite
I dont disagree, especially on UOA interpretation, but Terry got down to the nitty gritty in a VOA. Some of the things it has are a emissions concern. Big concern, prob not, but a guy who does it for a living recommended using something else.

Nuff for me.


Big picture is, all the people not running UCL of any kind getting great life outta their cars. We are just nerds :)


Same here...

I wish we could get people like Johnny and Molekule and Doug Hilliary over to Terry's blog... Would be a great collection of people and really great info/questions to go along with all the info posted there.

Careful not to reveal too much as we are both under the non-disclosure thingy...
 
I have used the Lucas UCL and I was not really impressed with the product, I was at Wal-Mart yesterday and the stuff goes for about $9.00 a quart, I used it when it was $20.00 a gallon, now its like $30.00 a gallon, MMO is alot cheaper at $3.64 a quart.

My cars ran the same whether I had Lucas in there or not, with the Maintenance Dose of MMO I could really feel that the car was more responsive, in my El Camino that has a carburetor it feels like I have a new carb on there. I really think this MMO keeps everything lubed in the fuel system, and in doing so everthing is working perfectly. I also feel that MMO lubes the cylinder walls and I have noticed easier starts and my spark plugs look perfect, meaning no crud on them.

I also feel that the Lucas UCL is thick and though this may not be a problem in the warmer weather I would have some concerns about the thickness in the colder weather.

A member on this board turned me onto MMO and I am very happy with the product, I even use MMO in the fuel on my:

1) 2 Lawnmowers
2) Snowblower
3) 2-Cycle Blower
4) 2-Cycle Grass Trimmer

I am about to pickup some Redline SI and I plan on mixing that with the MMO since it is a cleaner and also lubes the top end.

Since using MMO I have no driveability issues with both of my cars, one being fuel injected and the other being carburated.
 
Originally Posted By: StevieC
Originally Posted By: elwaylite
I dont disagree, especially on UOA interpretation, but Terry got down to the nitty gritty in a VOA. Some of the things it has are a emissions concern. Big concern, prob not, but a guy who does it for a living recommended using something else.

Nuff for me.


Big picture is, all the people not running UCL of any kind getting great life outta their cars. We are just nerds :)


Same here...

I wish we could get people like Johnny and Molekule and Doug Hilliary over to Terry's blog... Would be a great collection of people and really great info/questions to go along with all the info posted there.

Careful not to reveal too much as we are both under the non-disclosure thingy...


Molakule IS there
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