Reading some old posts, via kschachn search engine above, it looks like "Synerlec" is a sulphated ester that bonds to the metal surface of the engine.
The man proves the search engine works. With amazing regularity.Reading some old posts, via kschachn search engine above, it looks like "Synerlec" is a sulphated ester that bonds to the metal surface of the engine.
PM me and I'll tell ya"What were the amazing results from the Castrol?
I was & am still planning on using my 12 quarts remaining Amsoil Euro 0w30.Which Amsoil series were you using?
I would suggest you with Kia engines to not go lower than 30W.I was & am still planning on using my 12 quarts remaining Amsoil Euro 0w30.
My Hyundai engine seems to like just about any oil and any viscosity I throw at it (0w20 to 5w40).
It would probably salivate it's pleasure, if I fed it Royal Purple too.
I believe it can be found still in the higher end lines like hmx and hps, etc.
?I believe it can be found still in the higher end lines like hmx and hps, etc.
I completely agree with you. I was once at a local fair, and one of the games was they drained all the oil out of an old car, then started it and put a brick on the accelerator. Prize went to the person who guessed how long it would last. It went for ages, 10's of minutes, most of the crowd had walked off bored before it stopped. It didn't go out with a bang, rather it just went slower and slower until it just stopped.The old stories of hitting a rock and draining the oil yet the engine keeps running are as old as motor oil itself....Engines will run for quite a bit of time without oil due to the persistent oil film. Operating conditions including RPM and load will dictate the interval and it can be in the tens of minutes or longer.
What would contribute to such a thing?That is an impressive HTHS for a 5w30, I gotta give them props there
Curious about that, too. I think the only non-euro 5w30 oil that comes close is Valvoline Ep, I think.What would contribute to such a thing?
Things that come to mind:What would contribute to such a thing?
CCS is not too shabby either …That is an impressive HTHS for a 5w30, I gotta give them props there