MMO Lspi
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I don't think so. A fully formulated blend of additives in oil have proper ratio's. Just adding extra P to your oil isn't going to work.
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I assume he means adding it to the fuel, not the oil.
Right.
Have you experienced LSPI without MMO?
No. But, snake oils like mmo, Lucas, and Seafoam helps to make people feel like they are helping something lol
Then why would you add some unregulated, questionable additive to oils that have never given you any problems on their own?
But, really. The same reason anyone here thinks about oil, other than just following the manufacturer’s recommendations, and using products from the dealer. To feel like one is doing something better for their machine than the manufacturer suggests.
Products like MMO allow that without causing to much harm, at worst, and doing little to help at best.
Products like MMO allow that without causing to much harm, at worst, and doing little to help at best.
So, if that’s your line of thinking, buy an oil that there is no doubt it’s built on the finest materials with the best science. Many here have learned how to do that and have had nothing but positive feedback.
Or, play backyard chemist with questionable results and similar costs to paying a company who actually knows what they’re doing, and does it better than anybody.
Look up my 14.4k mile EcoBeast UOA… an oil with over 2k ppm Ca, running 30% ethanol and over 23psi boost… and no LSPI at all. Because the blender knows how to prevent LSPI and uses the finest materials available. 500+ rwhp from a 3.5L TTGDI is as harsh as anything else on the road…. That’s the same output as a 920+rwhp Camaro SS. Whatever you’re adding MMO to is almost certainly way more reserved than that.
Phodphorous that's burned is also a cat killer. Gamble on a benefit with LSPI, while being sure to kill the catalytic converters....
Yeah forgot about that
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