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Originally Posted By: boxcartommie22
i learned that the moa is designed for older oils which mixes well unlike newer oil moa does not mix well and is useless.also there is not enough in it to make any diffence...usethe lubegard products.


You have mentioned this a half dozen times in two separate threads but I have yet to see anything to back it up. Will that be forthcoming?
 
spoke with chemist at lubegard the new heavy duty is the same as the bio tech engine treatment just a larger bottle...lots of moly and boron!!!!
 
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Got the bio tech from Amazon. Poured it in yesterday evening. Purrfect. Now my engine runs like i got a oil change with Pennzoil Platinum.
 
wayne everet,phd said he advised to use the heavy duty when towing etc. and to use the bio tech for your daily driver..pat at lubegard ,thought they were the same product only in a larger 32oz container its such a new item ..chemist did not say if it was the same product..therefore, iam going to use the heavy duty engine protect.pat at lubegard said its loaded with tons of moly and boron!!the doses are the same 3oz.per sump qts.

dailydriver, the bio tech and the heavy duty are different items..
 
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wow ok!!!where did you find that? i would like to see what it says..never mind i saw your article before this one..this product sounds awesome!! oreillys ordered a case for me i can buy a bottle at a time...napa couldn't get it but they can order the bio tech..
 
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We use MOA in our fleet of Police Cars. Doubled the OCI from 3000 miles to 6000 miles as well. They also get BG 5w20 Semi-synthetic oil. Whoever said it doesn't mix with oil is dead wrong. I have seen the garage attendant pour a can of MOA (red color, about the color of ATF) into a one gallon clear jug, then pump the 5w20 oil into that jug from the 50 gal drum. It mixes just by the oil being pumped in. By the end, the oil has a slight red tint.
 
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