Neo 0w-5 is truly a 5wt.

[Patman]

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Originally posted by Robbie Alexander:

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Originally posted by Patman:
When is someone going to get brave and run this oil and do a UOA?

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I got the Cha-changa,
send me the oil, and the money or the bottles to do the tests, pre-paid naturally, and I'll run it for the group... Even when it's slow, I still put on 900-1300 miles a week... it should be no time before we have results.

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If there are any Neo oil representatives reading this board, here is your chance to make a name for yourself! Send Robbie some oil!

 

[Robbie Alexander]

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Originally posted by Patman:

Originally posted by Robbie Alexander:
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Originally posted by Patman:
[qb] When is someone going to get brave and run this oil-------If there are any Neo oil representatives reading this board, here is your chance to make a name for yourself! Send Robbie some oil!

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I'll give it a shot, but if my engine sounds like it's comming unglued, I'll have to drain it naturally!

 

[bearclaw]

I'm running NEO 10W/30 in my Saab turbo right now, but I've only got 500 mi. on it and I don't know if I'm gonna stick with it. I had a VOA done (after seeing someone else's VOA), and they both showed a lot of a lead compound as an additive. It would be difficult to tell from a UOA if I had bearing wear without doing a VOA first every time, because the amount of lead varies a little bit in each batch they blend (enough to confound the UOA readings).
So I'm starting to chicken out. But it's the quietest oil in my engine that I've run.

 

[speedybenz]

Well today I put in 4.5 qt's of Mobil 1 0w-20 and 3 qt's of GC 0w-30 in my Mercedes AMG C43 V-8 which gets driven very hard, redlined daily, some 5 to 8 times.

I will do an oil analylsis in 2,500 miles.

I am sending in my 2,500 mile GC oil this week for testing.

 

[Gary Allan]

This must be a TRUE racing oil ..as in maybe NASCAR where they use dry sumps and have adopted the theory of HIGH VOLUME - LOW PRESSURE to conserve HP. This stuff is a coolant as much as a lubricant.


...and it ain't intended (no matter what rhetoric someone tells you) for a street engine.

 

[tenderloin]

Look at Synergyns 0,00,000,000 weight oils

http://www.synergynracing.com/products/lts_oils.html