Strange Oil Cocktail and Snake Oil Combined....
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Dura lube is junk, zmax is snake oil, funny picture though. Do you have context to it? Are you the service writer?
The same customer will probably throw a fit if you add in 4oz of MMO.
Forgot the 2 tbsp clarified butter
and the 1/2 bottle of Oil of Olay
How strange?
I like the "Not a joke.." line.
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Originally Posted By: blupupher
I like the "Not a joke.." line.
Haha me too. That's what put it over the top for me too. Lol.
I like the "Not a joke.." line.
Haha me too. That's what put it over the top for me too. Lol.
OK... in all seriousness
How many of us were just like this before we found BITOG?
Or, you know, back in the pre-internet days...
I freely admit I used Restore on more than one occasion back in the 90s. And I sure used watch those slick50, duralube, zmax commercials in awe, wondering which of them I should use at my next oil change (never used them, was too busy spending money on Restore).
I still sometimes mix synthetic and conventional, depending on what I have on hand at the time.
How many of us were just like this before we found BITOG?
Or, you know, back in the pre-internet days...
I freely admit I used Restore on more than one occasion back in the 90s. And I sure used watch those slick50, duralube, zmax commercials in awe, wondering which of them I should use at my next oil change (never used them, was too busy spending money on Restore).
I still sometimes mix synthetic and conventional, depending on what I have on hand at the time.
Originally Posted By: SirTanon
The same customer will probably throw a fit if you add in 4oz of MMO.
I know I would...
The same customer will probably throw a fit if you add in 4oz of MMO.
I know I would...
Now what is the supposed purpose of that brew.
Originally Posted By: danthaman1980
I freely admit I used Restore on more than one occasion back in the 90s..
Not sure why anyone would scoff at Restore. Its one of the few products out there that can readily produce quantifiable improvements. Easily done with a compression test. For a tired engine its a great product.
I freely admit I used Restore on more than one occasion back in the 90s..
Not sure why anyone would scoff at Restore. Its one of the few products out there that can readily produce quantifiable improvements. Easily done with a compression test. For a tired engine its a great product.
The problem was to put Restore in a still good engine.
I've done that in 2 cars in the 90's...
I've done that in 2 cars in the 90's...
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