2000xlt
Flashlight Enthusiast
- Joined
- Dec 16, 2004
- Messages
- 1,302
do you use if any
BG44k or chevron with techron , is it even necessary?
BG44k or chevron with techron , is it even necessary?
No comment on Lucas fuel additive as I've never used it.
However, I've seen several differentials destroyed by Lucas. It increases the surface tension of the oil and destroys the anti-foaming ability of the oil. Air is good for lots of things but it's a lousy gear lube; foam is mostly air with very little oil. Foam is a great insulator though, great at keeping gears and bearings from cooling.
:buddies:
Did I do something here? I don't remember it. Link not working. Downloads a php file?Nope, wasn't me, but I know the one you're talking about. It was HFRR results on diesel fuel lubricity additives. I'll see if I can find it.
:buddies:
Edit: Here. Thanks again BVH!
Did I do something here? I don't remember it. Link not working. Downloads a php file?
+Question.... how do you _know_ it increases/increased the available power? Like know, not just hope for or assume?
But cars can adjust engine parameters based on octane.+
In cars, you can feel a difference in acceleration. There's just more go to it.
Not a placebo thing at all.
With 44k, the difference is pronounced.