They answered my email questions..."4406 ISO codes: you can expect about 19/17/13 to 18/15/11 if you follow the maintenance recommendations, as you can see at the website InsaneDiesel.com" This is illustrated here:
http://www.extremereliability.tech/real-results.html
The issue I have with this is that virgin Amsoil 5W30 (which I've done UOA on) has a particle count of 17/16/13; additionally, I see NO EFFICIENCY ratings anywhere on their site, even a Fram rock catcher advertises 99% at 20 microns
http://www.fram.com/oil-filters/fram-ultra-synthetic-oil-filter/#1 (see footnote 2).
In their video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=673DlTOc84U Look at 0:30 seconds...They're using AMSOIL'S chart and test results...Can't they do their own chart? They've got some catchy music at the beginning, but I see mostly smoke and mirrors. As has been stated on BITOG before, my back door screen wire will catch "1 micron" particles; but how efficiently? I see no claims of HOW EFFICIENT their filter is at 1 micron. Translation: It isn't efficient enough at this level to advertise.
At 0:53 same video, they use "course" instead of "coarse" describing their filter element. I have little confidence in product videos using improper spelling or grammar. At 2:09, they claim a semi-truck went 162,000 miles without an oil change...
Yet Puradyn,
ONE of the filters I'm using, not only has 5 US Patents, there is an endorsement from a Michigan trucking company that has gone 1 million miles
EACH with a fleet of 100 trucks without an oil change.
http://www.marketwired.com/press-release...ange-793914.htm
I do not think they are as good as Amsoil bypass systems, Kleen-Oil systems, Puradyn, NTZ, etc. (All of which I've run and have UOA on). I agree with another poster on this thread that they are an overpriced Frantz.
In multiple locations on their site, they claim you can go 20K without even a filter change...Gee, Fram does that for a helluva lot less money. Right now, my car is at 35K+ without an oil change (supported by UOA). I'm totally unimpressed.