Lucas products
#2
Jesus is the Messiah
I'd say no.
I'm pretty much against addatives (especially to oil) because most of them allow air to get trapped inside the oil.
You ever see those displays at auto stores with the lucas oil in them?
Spin them pretty quick for a while and they froth up pretty bad. Now try it at 3000RPM with an electric drill. Mmm, white paste. You want your oil to look like that?
I'm pretty much against addatives (especially to oil) because most of them allow air to get trapped inside the oil.
You ever see those displays at auto stores with the lucas oil in them?
Spin them pretty quick for a while and they froth up pretty bad. Now try it at 3000RPM with an electric drill. Mmm, white paste. You want your oil to look like that?
#3
kill it with BOOMSTICK!
Originally posted by Tofuball
I'd say no.
I'm pretty much against addatives (especially to oil)...
I'd say no.
I'm pretty much against addatives (especially to oil)...
#6
knowledge junkie
In a piston engine use Lucas if you're got lifter noise, but that's it. On a rotary, no way.
In a rotary using synthetic in the diff or tranny is ok. I'd say even using a watter wetter in the radiator is fine.
In a rotary using synthetic in the diff or tranny is ok. I'd say even using a watter wetter in the radiator is fine.
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I've used lucus oil treatment for about a year and have had nothing but good results. Not only smoother on idle and cruising, but also bumped my oil pressure up nicely.
Everyone's got their own opinion on oil additives. Since I've owned four fc's, I've got mine, and I know what I don't want to add to the oil.
never had any problems with lucus thus far. I just suggest not using tons and tons of it unless the engine is completely on its way out Oil pressure wise anyway.
Everyone's got their own opinion on oil additives. Since I've owned four fc's, I've got mine, and I know what I don't want to add to the oil.
never had any problems with lucus thus far. I just suggest not using tons and tons of it unless the engine is completely on its way out Oil pressure wise anyway.
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Well if your adding it to your oil/gas then yes it's an additive.
I wouldn't use the Lucas in my oil just because I have my OMP on. I don't know if that stuff is rated to be burned off. I doubt it.
I do plan to switch to synthetic oil soon though.
Royal Purple!w00t!
I wouldn't use the Lucas in my oil just because I have my OMP on. I don't know if that stuff is rated to be burned off. I doubt it.
I do plan to switch to synthetic oil soon though.
Royal Purple!w00t!
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MMO = ATF
Lucas = snake oil
Lucas electronics are why the English drink warm beer. How can their additives be any better.
Lucas = snake oil
Lucas electronics are why the English drink warm beer. How can their additives be any better.
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yea i had an inkling.
what about that engine restorer thats supposed to raise compression on older piston motors???? rotary???? i put some in. i dont notice anything different.
what about that engine restorer thats supposed to raise compression on older piston motors???? rotary???? i put some in. i dont notice anything different.
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