They are Elf tears....quote:
Originally posted by Stinky Peterson:
...I think the purple particles are elf poop but I don't know what the clear objects are?...
They are Elf tears....quote:
Originally posted by Stinky Peterson:
...I think the purple particles are elf poop but I don't know what the clear objects are?...
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Originally posted by wavinwayne:
They are Elf tears....quote:
Originally posted by Stinky Peterson:
...I think the purple particles are elf poop but I don't know what the clear objects are?...
If these are Castrol Elves, they can't be trusted.quote:
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Just so you know...the Elves and I had a chat...you are spot on...they ARE Elf tears, but not because of anything to do with the quality of either vintage of the oil..they are sad that anyone would think they would...um-m-m-m, well, do "you know what" in the Elixer.
You could just send me somequote:
Originally posted by Blue99:
I think you're on to something, Pete! The 500+ ppm of Mg in both formulations is too close to be just a coincidence.
How can we get a bottle of SLX Longtec 0W-30 shipped to the Butler Cat lab in North Dakota for Stinky to analyze?
That is precisely why I said I would not trust a reformulation by these sl*meb*gs. Castrol are you listening?quote:
Originally posted by JohnBrowning:
Is this the classic Castrol "bait and switch"? Looks like a repeat of PAO CAstrol SYntec to GIII Castrol Syntec! We will have to see how it does in Patmans ride!
Your right, the Amsoil has 64ppm of Boron.quote:
You forgot to mention the borate esters
Your VOA looks a little different to the Oz tech data sheet for SLX Longtec (namely TBN). I'm not sure how to convert SUS viscosity into cSt ?quote:
Originally posted by Quattro Pete:
That GC05 VOA looks very similar to the SLX LongTec VOA I posted a while back:
http://theoildrop.server101.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=11;t=000216#000000
You couldn't be more right. Change is constant. Reformulation is the name of the game.quote:
Everybody take a deep breath about reformulation. Oil companies are constantly tinkering with their formulations. Just look at how much reformulation Mobil did between the old Trisyn and the now SS. Remember, it's the additives that make the oil change colors, not the base stock. I'm hoping the GC stays green, because if it's going to gold, pscholte and Patman will go broke buying new jewelry.
Hey, Pat, want to catch and Emirates Air flight to Bahrain...there's a fabulous Gold Suq (market)there. Golden Glowquote:
Originally posted by Johnny:
Everybody take a deep breath about reformulation. Oil companies are constantly tinkering with their formulations. Just look at how much reformulation Mobil did between the old Trisyn and the now SS. Remember, it's the additives that make the oil change colors, not the base stock. I'm hoping the GC stays green, because if it's going to gold, pscholte and Patman will go broke buying new jewelry.
AJ,quote:
Originally posted by Audi Junkie:
If it's actually "Made in Germany" a new formulation can only be good news, imo.