MIA since 2016 ... I'm back - with a (subjective) observation

Update on the 'Ticking" from my wife's Escape ... it is completely gone! She has about 700 miles on the R&P now and I have a few miles over 800. A friend suggested that since my V6 is a VVT engine, the R&P might very well have cleaned out the oil passages to the VVT solenoids, making them perform back to spec, which likely could explain the improved throttle response.
 
A guy at my gym has a FBO ethanol RcF he tracks so we talk cars between sets. He brought up his neighbor ran some R&P for 2 changes and took off the valve cover to find it spotless. Neither of them talked about BITOG. This R&P has some serious word of mouth and seems to be working as well.
It isn't word of mouth. It's been a massive marketing campaign featuring national television commercials and an army of social media influencers being paid to spread the corporate talking points.
 
It isn't word of mouth. It's been a massive marketing campaign featuring national television commercials and an army of social media influencers being paid to spread the corporate talking points.
In this case it was word of mouth, which is and always will help or hinder sales. The people coming from my contextual observation don't follow "influencers" and are more aware of new automotive products such as oil.
 
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It isn't word of mouth. It's been a massive marketing campaign featuring national television commercials and an army of social media influencers being paid to spread the corporate talking points.
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