What is this Q stuff

[vtmecheng]

I have seen a new version of the Quakerstate oil called 'Q' and am wondering if anyone has info on it. I have not been able to get much real data on their website.

 

[wn1998]

It's just quaker states new marketing. I would bet the oil is nothing new, just the packaging and the ad campaign.

 

[Johnny]

It is new. Complete different formulation than the old stuff. Want to read more about it, go to

www.Qpower.com

Be sure to turn the volume up so you can hear them talk.

 

[vtmecheng]

Its just too bad that the general public won't get the info we have here.

 

[wavinwayne]

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Originally posted by vtmecheng:
Its just too bad that the general public won't get the info we have here.

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BITOG Billboards!

 

[brianl703]

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Originally posted by pajim17057:
I don't know how my engines ever survived without heat activated molicules!

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Remember you're not getting the 300HP you paid for without them!

 

[sully]

For information on this and other Q oils you can call 1-800-bestoil. I called them today and the Q Synthetic is group III. At least that's what they told me.

 

[pajim17057]

I don't know how my engines ever survived without heat activated molicules!

 

[Triple_Se7en]

I don't know how my engines ever survived without heat activated molicules!
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I wonder how much-more Blackstone would charge to add a "heat molecule" index?...lol

How many heat molecules are there in (1) gram?...lol

 

[Don Stevens]

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Originally posted by pajim17057:
I don't know how my engines ever survived without heat activated molicules!

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That is funny.....

The site/adds are well done. What blows my mind though are the people that critcize Amsoil for hyped up marketing then believe this stiff because it a big name product with a big time budget. This campaign is as hyped as one can get IMO.

It will be interesting to see some oil analysis (both Virgin and used) to see what this stuff is made of/perofrms. My bet is the "heat activated molecules" are soluable moly.

Any more thoughts?

 

[ocrstar]

I thought all motor oil is heat-activated?! That's the reason you can get a better UOA with a car run at 195-215 degrees as opposed to 160 degrees.

 

[vtmecheng]

Hey, who doesn't want horse shaped oil in their engine?

 

[pajim17057]

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Originally posted by vtmecheng:
Hey, who doesn't want horse shaped oil in their engine?

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but who will clean up what horses always leave behind?