In your dreams (see 5/22@11:33 pm.).....
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Shell Oil....well ok the Shell oil (and lubes) in the Ferrari F1 car...IF they throw the car in too.
Anyone watch the F1 race today, btw? - yes they did show the Shell mobile oil (and gas) analysis lab (gotta get one of those!) in the Ferrari truck - the Shell Engineer/Tech. mentioned BiTOG (
not) - but he did say:
"we don't actually analyze the oil - we analyze the wear metals IN the oil..." Hmmm.......he meant it like they know the oil absolutely won't break down (good stuff, no doubt) - they are just watching the engine (or gearbox) design....
Anyone watch the F1 race today, btw? - yes they did show the Shell mobile oil (and gas) analysis lab (gotta get one of those!) in the Ferrari truck - the Shell Engineer/Tech. mentioned BiTOG (
"we don't actually analyze the oil - we analyze the wear metals IN the oil..." Hmmm.......he meant it like they know the oil absolutely won't break down (good stuff, no doubt) - they are just watching the engine (or gearbox) design....
Probably Amsoil in the '04 quad-cab 4x4 Tundra and Redline in the '04 NSX.
If only this was true...
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If only this was true...
Amsoil seems to be more of a long drain interval oil and Redline, loaded with moly and better ingredients, can take more abuse.
It seems like this is the way those companies formulated their oils.
first ill buy a nice car, porshe gt2 (125 thousand dollars). then ill hit up some amsoil =).
NEO, Redline and Motul Ester E-tech. About covers anything I can think of.
If money were no object then I would run Redline in everything I own. Money is a factor so whatever I can buy at local store on sale M1, Rotella T Synthetic and Delvac 1 are what normaly end up in my engines. I finaly had enough extra coin to order a bypass filter system so you might see me coughing up some extra money for Redline by next year.
if money was no factor id use crude oil and just have the engine replaced every couple days. also id use no oil filter.
Money is not the object when it comes to my car's engine. That's why I use Schaeffers as there is no doubt in my mind as to the quality of the oil and additives used.
buster have you looked at the UOA of the Toyota Carolla and Redline 10W30 oil??? If that is not proof enough then I do not know what is!
Yeah, your right john, one car really shows Redline is better. I love sample sizes of 1. Great statistics.
Seriously though, I'm sure Redline would outperform M1 in some cases, I have to see them though. Most likely race engines.
[ May 20, 2003, 04:59 PM: Message edited by: buster ]
I was thinking of trying some of that non-detergent 10W-30 at Dollar General...
Seriously, can you believe anyone actualy buys that stuff?
Seriously, can you believe anyone actualy buys that stuff?
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