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I have here 2 different analyses taken from the same car the first one has done 1 day of racing aprox 6 hours , and the second analyse has done 3 x 6 hours, i want to have a oppinion about results and not about brand not to offend someone, hope nobody feel offended by it . i can tell tha both are 10w-60 and the car is BMW M3 with 600+ hp

Analyse one

Al Aluminium ppm 2


Fe Ironppm 10


Cr Krom ppm 0,3


Cu Kobber ppm 6


Ni Nikkel ppm 0


Pb Bly ppm 8,1


Sn Tinn ppm 1


Mo Molybden ppm 167


V Vanadium ppm 0


Si Silisium ppm 2


Ba Barium ppm 0


Mg Magnesium ppm 7


Zn Sink ppm 998


P Fosfor ppm 1 083


Cahi Kalsium ppm 990


Na Natrium ppm 28


K Kalium ppm 6


VISKO Visk. cSt/ 40°C cSt 140


VISK2 Visk. cSt/100°C cSt 0


VI Viskositetsindeks (VI) VI 0


TBN TBN ASTM D-2896 KOH 5,2


Water ppm 1 605


FTIR1 FT-IR#1 SOT % %

FTIR2 I.R NEI


Analyse two


Al Aluminium ppm 2


Fe Jern ppm 15


Cr Krom ppm 0,7


Cu Kobber ppm 32


Ni Nikkel ppm 1,2


Pb Bly ppm 53,8


Sn Tinn ppm 0


Mo Molybden ppm 33


V Vanadium ppm 0


Si Silisium ppm 8


Ba Barium ppm 0


Mg Magnesium ppm 8


Zn Sink ppm 813


P Fosfor ppm 897


Cahi Kalsium ppm 1 357


Na Natrium ppm 50


K Kalium ppm 14


VISKO Visk. cSt/ 40°C cSt 144,5


VISK2 Visk. cSt/100°C cSt 20,81


VI Viskositetsindeks (VI) VI 168


TBN TBN ASTM D-2896 KOH 6


Water (ppm / mg/kg) ppm 949


FTIR1 FT-IR#1 SOT % %

FTIR2 FT-IR#2 KJ-VÆSKE I.R NEI

TBN was 7,5 as virgin.
 
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Both oils was used only one weekend,the first analyse is just after 6 hours, oil is changed between races. Its two different brands , but the second analyse has 3 times the use of the first. So i am asking which one is holding up best, and yes i am a neewbie on analyses.
 
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We have no way to know the base numbers.We need a control and even then,you'd have to take into account race variables.

I think I'm saying that right.
 
Tried it , but that was the best i could make, without 2 hours of notepad edit, i tried coded and html also
 
Originally Posted By: FL_Rob
We have no way to know the base numbers.We need a control and even then,you'd have to take into account race variables.

I think I'm saying that right.


Yes. you are saying that right. We are comparing apples to oranges. One was used for one race, the other for three. to make some case it should have been one to one.
 
Am I reading this correctly?

Copper - 32 ppm

Lead - 53 ppm

Im not sure about the lubricant but I dont think i like those numbers...
 
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