Hmmm they don't taste like gummy bears lol
Pablo,quote:
Originally posted by Pablo:
I think some proof is rolling in with UOA's of the gold.
One thing for sure, P. Scholte will need to re-dye his green lederhosen.
Are you reffering to Bruce's initial report on the Gold GC showing a much lower TBN compared to the Green GC?quote:
Originally posted by Triple_Se7en:
Well.....
There's been one report of lower TBN. Another report saying it's the same TBN.
but why no Moly?? it does worry me.quote:
Originally posted by Quattro Pete:
That's nothing. But the lack of gummibear smell makes it really hard to like.quote:
Originally posted by Winston:
Don't you all find it kind of hard to like an oil without any Moly, Boron or Antimony?
Why does it worry you since it generates excellent UOA wear numbers?quote:
Originally posted by sky jumper:
but why no Moly?? it does worry me.quote:
Originally posted by Quattro Pete:
That's nothing. But the lack of gummibear smell makes it really hard to like.quote:
Originally posted by Winston:
Don't you all find it kind of hard to like an oil without any Moly, Boron or Antimony?
But isn't seeing extremely low wear on oil analysis reports more than enough to give you peace of mind? I know it is for me!quote:
Originally posted by sky jumper:
for the same reason most of us prefer grp IV/V over grp III - peace of mind.
How does gp4 and 5 give peace of mind?quote:
Originally posted by sky jumper:
for the same reason most of us prefer grp IV/V over grp III - peace of mind.
Yep, I mentioned that a few months ago.quote:
Originally posted by Brikhead:
On the topic of that 'gummi-bear' smell: I've discovered that Valvoline Maxlife Synthetic 10W30 has exactly the same smell as GC.
It should be, they're both ACEA A3 rated.quote:
Originally posted by oilguy3:
Does anyone know if the new yellow GC is as sheer-stable as the old green stuff?