Was The Project Farm Pennzoil Tread Removed?

[jkasch]

Can't seem to find it. If so, why?

 

[Brian123]

Can't seem to find it. If so, why?

Because everything that was on there is Shadetree Mechanic stuff and not the right way to measure an oils effectiveness. Project Farm is well, entertainment, now before Bitog, awesome, but after being on here, then No.

 

[jkasch]

Because everything that was on there is Shadetree Mechanic stuff and not the right way to measure an oils effectiveness. Project Farm is well, entertainment, now before Bitog, awesome, but after being on here, then No.

I get that but was following the discussion and learning how the results were not necessarily meaningful. Other forums seem to be giving it some credibility and it would be nice to point folks here for an education.

 

[Barkleymut]

I can look at oil and tell how much life it has left...................

 

[huntsonora]

The blackstone analysis on all 4 oils is interesting. If nothing else it gives forum members something to consider there. Too bad it was deleted and if Pennzoil had a problem with it I would like to know as I’ve been a loyal Pennzoil user for years

 

[AZjeff]

I'm no mathematician but I do know that a sample size of 1 is worthless. Doesn't matter if it's testing oil or breaking knives or bending wrenches or penetrating oil or whatever all he does. Anecdotal and misleading positive and negative results. If he got 10 different samples from 10 different retailers at least there would some confidence in a particular result. Validity is another matter.

 

[Astro14]

Gentlemen, if you have a question on a mod decision, PM a mod.

Speculative threads like this, particularly when they impugn motives and actions, are not going to get answered.

 

[wwillson]

The thread was removed because PF's testing methodology is completely worthless and the results are meaningless.