Can You Use Lucas Oil Stabilizer With Full Synthetic Oil Special
Can You Use Lucas Oil Stabilizer With Full Synthetic Oil. I also have a 2009 2.5l awd base with no oil consumption issues. I personally used it in my tranny (the lucas transmission oil) since i had a transmission shaft leak as well as an axle leak after my swap, and it definitely helped slow down the leaks a lot). My last oil change i used mobil 1 0w20 full synthetic but only because it was on sale. It also runs thinner when starting compared to equivalent conventional oils. The original lucas oil stabilizer is simple thick petroleum oil. Yes, in addition to being great for your engine, you can also mix it 25% / 75% in a manual transmission and 50% / 50% in the differential. I was thinking about buying some lucas synthetic oil stabilizer, lucas oil as i have heard great things about the fuel treatment, which i have just started doing ! Do not use it with any system fluids other than oil and lubricants. But it did what it was supposed to do though. Can i use pure synthetic oil stabilizer in non synthetic oil? Just because it's thin doesn't mean it doesn't lubricate properly. I used to have a 1500, and i would use lucas every oil change. The car ran alot smoother. I am due for an oil change very soon. Just put cobra pipes on and the fi2000r cvt and can't hear any engine noises now!
Can You Use Lucas Oil Stabilizer With Full Synthetic Oil
Lucas is in composition similar too a surup very thick very very clingy, buy itself, does it belong in a engine, most certainly not! I chose to use about 1/2 a qt in my normal 7qts. Use it in a 25/75 ratio with 25% stabilizer and 75% transmission fluid to improve manual transmission function. Other than that, we used lucas oil additives on an old shop truck that was in pretty bad shape back when i worked in a shop in high school. You see when used in the correct ratio it allows the oil too cling too the parts very well, and makes the oil even slicker, i mean run your engine too operational. I can honestly say i have used lucas oil stabilizer in all 7 of my dsm's, the only prob i ever ran into over the past 8 years would be on a n/a 1g in the winter untill the car warmed it up the lifters would tick on and off sometimes, the turbo cars love it i have noticed up to 175 degress off the egt vs no lucas, they run smoother in the grunt and on top, my oil is cleaner. Yes, in addition to being great for your engine, you can also mix it 25% / 75% in a manual transmission and 50% / 50% in the differential. Axeleration at high rpms went unoticable. In the old days thicker was better but that's not really the case anymore. Sure, it may help in this respect. My last oil change i used mobil 1 0w20 full synthetic but only because it was on sale. Have had no oil or other related engine problems during the time with or after lucas. I always do my oil changes at the dealer w/ mobil 1 1/2 synthetic oil. I used to have a 1500, and i would use lucas every oil change. But i was wondering if you guys would suggest using lucas with the oil change.
This makes it quite good and valuable choice.
However after seeing how easily it aerates in a bobistheoilguy.com test, i'd stay away from it! The bottle says add 1qt of stabilizer for every 4qts oil. I use 5w20 synthetic blend oil and have had no issues.
Yes oils these days are very, very thin but they do seem to hold up very well regardless. The oil molecule is more uniform than mineral oil so it will lubricate the engine more efficiently. Gonna use mobile 1 full synthetic every oil change. But i was wondering if you guys would suggest using lucas with the oil change. Sure, it may help in this respect. I put about 10 oz. Speaking from experience i have only used it 2x in my motor. I personally used it in my tranny (the lucas transmission oil) since i had a transmission shaft leak as well as an axle leak after my swap, and it definitely helped slow down the leaks a lot). Other than that, we used lucas oil additives on an old shop truck that was in pretty bad shape back when i worked in a shop in high school. The original lucas oil stabilizer is simple thick petroleum oil. I was very pleased with the results after i added the lucas oil. But when used as directed in the correct engine with the correct oils, it works great. Basically, the pure synthetic oil stabilizer is engineered for lightweight vehicles or new engines, whereas non synthetic oil is used in heavy motor vehicles. Since i transitioned to synthetics twenty years ago, felt there was no need for any more lucas. It has the consistency of the mobil 15w50 i used to put in my 323 in the summer. Does lucas oil stabilizer work with synthetic oil? I used to have a 1500, and i would use lucas every oil change. Have had no oil or other related engine problems during the time with or after lucas. But it did what it was supposed to do though. I can honestly say i have used lucas oil stabilizer in all 7 of my dsm's, the only prob i ever ran into over the past 8 years would be on a n/a 1g in the winter untill the car warmed it up the lifters would tick on and off sometimes, the turbo cars love it i have noticed up to 175 degress off the egt vs no lucas, they run smoother in the grunt and on top, my oil is cleaner. The bottle says add 1qt of stabilizer for every 4qts oil.
I used to have a 1500, and i would use lucas every oil change.
Have had no oil or other related engine problems during the time with or after lucas. Use it if you prefer. But when used as directed in the correct engine with the correct oils, it works great.
Actually most of the oil additives present in market just add viscosity to oil.this types of additives are better to use it in old engines where they are in their last days.lucas oil stabilizer is same kind of additive which helps to add viscosity.instead we can achieve this viscosity by using a thicker weight oil.i use synthetic oil without any additives.i am getting. Other than that, we used lucas oil additives on an old shop truck that was in pretty bad shape back when i worked in a shop in high school. It is just as or more cost effective as lucas oil stabilizer yet more beneficial as motor oil is formulated to be compatible with motor oil. Have about 1700 miles or so on the change and no problems with the clutch, did quiet the engine clatter down a little. I put about 10 oz. Does lucas oil stabilizer work with synthetic oil? Gonna use mobile 1 full synthetic every oil change. I also have a 2009 2.5l awd base with no oil consumption issues. Use it if you prefer. Some fresh gas, oil change, new plugs, half azz throttle body cleaning, and of course some. Axeleration at high rpms went unoticable. Heavy duty oil stabilizer seems pretty thick, can i use it in my small car that. I personally used it in my tranny (the lucas transmission oil) since i had a transmission shaft leak as well as an axle leak after my swap, and it definitely helped slow down the leaks a lot). Lucas is in composition similar too a surup very thick very very clingy, buy itself, does it belong in a engine, most certainly not! However after seeing how easily it aerates in a bobistheoilguy.com test, i'd stay away from it! It has the consistency of the mobil 15w50 i used to put in my 323 in the summer. They claim it makes it 'climb' faster. The car ran alot smoother. I was very pleased with the results after i added the lucas oil. Speaking from experience i have only used it 2x in my motor. Has anyone used the synthetic oil stabilizer ?
Even the synthetic oils and lubricants are great in a combination with lucas oil stabilizer.
Heavy duty oil stabilizer seems pretty thick, can i use it in my small car that. Has anyone used the synthetic oil stabilizer ? The original lucas oil stabilizer is simple thick petroleum oil.
Since i transitioned to synthetics twenty years ago, felt there was no need for any more lucas. Nothing happened, car didn't blow up or anything. I can honestly say i have used lucas oil stabilizer in all 7 of my dsm's, the only prob i ever ran into over the past 8 years would be on a n/a 1g in the winter untill the car warmed it up the lifters would tick on and off sometimes, the turbo cars love it i have noticed up to 175 degress off the egt vs no lucas, they run smoother in the grunt and on top, my oil is cleaner. Speaking from experience i have only used it 2x in my motor. Can i use pure synthetic oil stabilizer in non synthetic oil? This makes it quite good and valuable choice. I always do my oil changes at the dealer w/ mobil 1 1/2 synthetic oil. Of lucas synthetic oil stabilizer along with 10w40 amsoil mc oil on my last oil change on my '08 nomad. I was very pleased with the results after i added the lucas oil. Other than that, we used lucas oil additives on an old shop truck that was in pretty bad shape back when i worked in a shop in high school. It has the consistency of the mobil 15w50 i used to put in my 323 in the summer. But i was wondering if you guys would suggest using lucas with the oil change. I personally used it in my tranny (the lucas transmission oil) since i had a transmission shaft leak as well as an axle leak after my swap, and it definitely helped slow down the leaks a lot). I do use lucas oil stabilizer for my older 2001 gmc sonoma with good results. My last oil change i used mobil 1 0w20 full synthetic but only because it was on sale. I use 5w20 synthetic blend oil and have had no issues. Heavy duty oil stabilizer seems pretty thick, can i use it in my small car that. Use it in a 25/75 ratio with 25% stabilizer and 75% transmission fluid to improve manual transmission function. Basically, the pure synthetic oil stabilizer is engineered for lightweight vehicles or new engines, whereas non synthetic oil is used in heavy motor vehicles. Just because it's thin doesn't mean it doesn't lubricate properly. But when used as directed in the correct engine with the correct oils, it works great.
I was very pleased with the results after i added the lucas oil.
Nothing happened, car didn't blow up or anything. I always do my oil changes at the dealer w/ mobil 1 1/2 synthetic oil. Sticks to parts better (places like autozone often times have displays to illustrate this).
Speaking from experience i have only used it 2x in my motor. I personally used it in my tranny (the lucas transmission oil) since i had a transmission shaft leak as well as an axle leak after my swap, and it definitely helped slow down the leaks a lot). Gonna use mobile 1 full synthetic every oil change. Unfortunately, it also made the shifting harder as well. Seeing as lucas makes quality products and everyone on bob the oil guys site said if you use that snake oil your engine will blow up within a hundred miles, i decided to try it at about 90,000 miles. Some fresh gas, oil change, new plugs, half azz throttle body cleaning, and of course some. This makes it quite good and valuable choice. One thing i like about this stuff vs regular oil stabilizer is that it is no where near as thick. Can i use pure synthetic oil stabilizer in non synthetic oil? But when used as directed in the correct engine with the correct oils, it works great. Sticks to parts better (places like autozone often times have displays to illustrate this). I can honestly say i have used lucas oil stabilizer in all 7 of my dsm's, the only prob i ever ran into over the past 8 years would be on a n/a 1g in the winter untill the car warmed it up the lifters would tick on and off sometimes, the turbo cars love it i have noticed up to 175 degress off the egt vs no lucas, they run smoother in the grunt and on top, my oil is cleaner. I do use lucas oil stabilizer for my older 2001 gmc sonoma with good results. It has the consistency of the mobil 15w50 i used to put in my 323 in the summer. I put about 10 oz. Axeleration at high rpms went unoticable. I was very pleased with the results after i added the lucas oil. I chose to use about 1/2 a qt in my normal 7qts. Basically, the pure synthetic oil stabilizer is engineered for lightweight vehicles or new engines, whereas non synthetic oil is used in heavy motor vehicles. It is just as or more cost effective as lucas oil stabilizer yet more beneficial as motor oil is formulated to be compatible with motor oil. Since i transitioned to synthetics twenty years ago, felt there was no need for any more lucas.
Actually most of the oil additives present in market just add viscosity to oil.this types of additives are better to use it in old engines where they are in their last days.lucas oil stabilizer is same kind of additive which helps to add viscosity.instead we can achieve this viscosity by using a thicker weight oil.i use synthetic oil without any additives.i am getting.
I can honestly say i have used lucas oil stabilizer in all 7 of my dsm's, the only prob i ever ran into over the past 8 years would be on a n/a 1g in the winter untill the car warmed it up the lifters would tick on and off sometimes, the turbo cars love it i have noticed up to 175 degress off the egt vs no lucas, they run smoother in the grunt and on top, my oil is cleaner. It is just as or more cost effective as lucas oil stabilizer yet more beneficial as motor oil is formulated to be compatible with motor oil. But i was wondering if you guys would suggest using lucas with the oil change.
Seeing as lucas makes quality products and everyone on bob the oil guys site said if you use that snake oil your engine will blow up within a hundred miles, i decided to try it at about 90,000 miles. Just because it's thin doesn't mean it doesn't lubricate properly. But when used as directed in the correct engine with the correct oils, it works great. It has the consistency of the mobil 15w50 i used to put in my 323 in the summer. The car ran alot smoother. Since i transitioned to synthetics twenty years ago, felt there was no need for any more lucas. Has anyone used the synthetic oil stabilizer ? However after seeing how easily it aerates in a bobistheoilguy.com test, i'd stay away from it! The bottle says add 1qt of stabilizer for every 4qts oil. One thing i like about this stuff vs regular oil stabilizer is that it is no where near as thick. I always do my oil changes at the dealer w/ mobil 1 1/2 synthetic oil. I do use lucas oil stabilizer for my older 2001 gmc sonoma with good results. Yes oils these days are very, very thin but they do seem to hold up very well regardless. Does lucas oil stabilizer work with synthetic oil? It also runs thinner when starting compared to equivalent conventional oils. I used to have a 1500, and i would use lucas every oil change. Nothing happened, car didn't blow up or anything. Do not use it with any system fluids other than oil and lubricants. The original lucas oil stabilizer is simple thick petroleum oil. Sticks to parts better (places like autozone often times have displays to illustrate this). Even the synthetic oils and lubricants are great in a combination with lucas oil stabilizer.
Yes, in addition to being great for your engine, you can also mix it 25% / 75% in a manual transmission and 50% / 50% in the differential.
Just because it's thin doesn't mean it doesn't lubricate properly. It has the consistency of the mobil 15w50 i used to put in my 323 in the summer. Just put cobra pipes on and the fi2000r cvt and can't hear any engine noises now!
The bottle says add 1qt of stabilizer for every 4qts oil. I use 5w20 synthetic blend oil and have had no issues. I was thinking about buying some lucas synthetic oil stabilizer, lucas oil as i have heard great things about the fuel treatment, which i have just started doing ! From my experience you can't go wrong with mobile 1. Other than that, we used lucas oil additives on an old shop truck that was in pretty bad shape back when i worked in a shop in high school. Just put cobra pipes on and the fi2000r cvt and can't hear any engine noises now! In the old days thicker was better but that's not really the case anymore. Heavy duty oil stabilizer seems pretty thick, can i use it in my small car that. Use it in a 25/75 ratio with 25% stabilizer and 75% transmission fluid to improve manual transmission function. Yes oils these days are very, very thin but they do seem to hold up very well regardless. But when used as directed in the correct engine with the correct oils, it works great. Yes, in addition to being great for your engine, you can also mix it 25% / 75% in a manual transmission and 50% / 50% in the differential. Actually most of the oil additives present in market just add viscosity to oil.this types of additives are better to use it in old engines where they are in their last days.lucas oil stabilizer is same kind of additive which helps to add viscosity.instead we can achieve this viscosity by using a thicker weight oil.i use synthetic oil without any additives.i am getting. I also have a 2009 2.5l awd base with no oil consumption issues. It has the consistency of the mobil 15w50 i used to put in my 323 in the summer. One thing i like about this stuff vs regular oil stabilizer is that it is no where near as thick. I used to have a 1500, and i would use lucas every oil change. Use it if you prefer. Unfortunately, it also made the shifting harder as well. Gonna use mobile 1 full synthetic every oil change. However after seeing how easily it aerates in a bobistheoilguy.com test, i'd stay away from it!
Sure, it may help in this respect.
Axeleration at high rpms went unoticable.
Nothing happened, car didn't blow up or anything. Just use one quart of the synthetic 40 or 50 grade oil of your choice. I always do my oil changes at the dealer w/ mobil 1 1/2 synthetic oil. Do not use it with any system fluids other than oil and lubricants. They claim it makes it 'climb' faster. I can honestly say i have used lucas oil stabilizer in all 7 of my dsm's, the only prob i ever ran into over the past 8 years would be on a n/a 1g in the winter untill the car warmed it up the lifters would tick on and off sometimes, the turbo cars love it i have noticed up to 175 degress off the egt vs no lucas, they run smoother in the grunt and on top, my oil is cleaner. I do use lucas oil stabilizer for my older 2001 gmc sonoma with good results. Seeing as lucas makes quality products and everyone on bob the oil guys site said if you use that snake oil your engine will blow up within a hundred miles, i decided to try it at about 90,000 miles. Sticks to parts better (places like autozone often times have displays to illustrate this). Can i use pure synthetic oil stabilizer in non synthetic oil? Gonna use mobile 1 full synthetic every oil change. However after seeing how easily it aerates in a bobistheoilguy.com test, i'd stay away from it! This makes it quite good and valuable choice. The oil molecule is more uniform than mineral oil so it will lubricate the engine more efficiently. Sure, it may help in this respect. Has anyone used the synthetic oil stabilizer ? Speaking from experience i have only used it 2x in my motor. It is just as or more cost effective as lucas oil stabilizer yet more beneficial as motor oil is formulated to be compatible with motor oil. I was thinking about buying some lucas synthetic oil stabilizer, lucas oil as i have heard great things about the fuel treatment, which i have just started doing ! Other than that, we used lucas oil additives on an old shop truck that was in pretty bad shape back when i worked in a shop in high school. Besides that, lucas oil stabilizer is compatible with both gasoline and diesel engines.