Project Farm. Vintage Arco Graphite vs Quaker State.
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I used Arco Graphite a few times in my 6 cylinder 1966 Mustang. I did not experience any issues with it. I stopped using it after many bad rumors were circulating.
Graphite was an idea that looked good on paper (and apparently on a one-armed bandit), but made a pretty big mess in operation.
I used it once and, yes, it was a mess.
This guy's great. I like the controlled scientific environment he maintains. He will be working at Underwriters Laboratories before you know it. Removes the human element.
That oil looks like it would behave just like silver anti-seize paste. You get a little spot of it somewhere and in about 20 min you're finding it in places you'd swear you never touched.
I still think this oil was so far ahead of its time, no one realized it.
Look at years later all the work that went into proving the value and science of molybdenum - demonstrating the plating action, the fuel economy benefits - look at all the oils that use it, Mazda Moly, Zepro Advanced.
This oil did all that years earlier!
Look at years later all the work that went into proving the value and science of molybdenum - demonstrating the plating action, the fuel economy benefits - look at all the oils that use it, Mazda Moly, Zepro Advanced.
This oil did all that years earlier!
I also found that ZDDP content of QS interesting (its too low for an sae40 oil?)
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