Other synthetic engine oils that avoid API certification...

[68redlines73]

FYI...

BEL-RAY EXS SYNTHETIC SUPERBIKE MOTOR OIL (yes, I know it's a motorcycle oil...)

D-A Super Speed Sport

Lucas 10W-30 Synthetic Racing Oil

Lubriplate Super Lo-Hi-Vis Series

NEO Synthetic Motor Oils

Primrose Syn-O-Gen

Thanks to TooSlick!:

Redline Engine Oils

Synergyn Racing Oils

Thanks to dragboat!:

Maxima Oils

Silkolene Oils

[ January 07, 2003, 07:56 PM: Message edited by: 68redlines73 ]

 

[TooSlick]

You forgot to add Redline Oil and Synergyn - based in OK, which are two of the best known, high end PAO/Ester synthetics ....

 

[dragboat]

When I first came to the forum not a person had heard of Synergyn we around here have used for years. I could not generate any interest in topics on the oils or additive they offer,,now that low vi oils are becoming more of a norm I see more interest in this great oil made in Oklahoma

I hope they pick up some business,they are a great tight lipped Company,,and when I say tight lipped I mean it,it took me two years to find all about the additive alone

EDIT:
I thought DA Speed Sport was long gone,,guess not!

Might should add Maxum 4,a PAO/Ester blend oil to the list along with Silkolene and a host of others I will post later

[ January 07, 2003, 07:35 PM: Message edited by: dragboat ]

 

[ben walker]

The Belray and Maxima products are marketed as motor cycle oils so why would they try to meet any auto(API) specs.

 

[G-MAN]

Silkolene is Fuchs motorcycle oil line, so it's no surprise that they aren't API certified. However, if you look at Fuchs auto and truck oils, you will see that they are indeed fully API certified.

Fuchs Titan Supersyn SL 5w30 was the first MB 229.5 oil. And their Titan GT-1 0w20 claims to have NO VI improvers.

See www.fuchs-oil.de.