Here it is:quote:
Originally posted by Pablo:
Gimme the link to that meter...I could use that on other auto boards.......regularly. THAT is way funny!
http://home.san.rr.com/bk330ci/bs meter.gif
Here it is:quote:
Originally posted by Pablo:
Gimme the link to that meter...I could use that on other auto boards.......regularly. THAT is way funny!
Thanks Chris!quote:
Originally posted by Christopher R. Wise:
Royal Purple is all PAO base.quote:
Originally posted by crashz:
Speaking of RP, is it a PAO/ester based synthetic or a group III dino? I couldn't tell off of their website published MSDS.
CRW
Are you sure?? This was the answer I got from RP, when I asked about their API motor oils.quote:
Originally posted by Bror Jace:
"Royal Purple is all PAO base."
Just the racing stuff.
The street oil is a mineral blend even if it isn't clearly labelled as such.
--- Bror Jace
Where do they tell what the base oil is?quote:
Originally posted by sbc350gearhead:
Well, although they do tell what the base oils are, they still don't tell how much of what is in there. Although that does make me wonder, Schaeffer's supreme is also a blend, and has shown some stellar UOA's. Maybe the additive package is just as important (or even more so) than the base oil.
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Maybe RP oils implement the latest in nano-technology. An oil that is actually microscopic tiny robots that when the oil needs to be thick, a buch of them group together and viceversa!!!