Because i'm not the one asking the question jackass HAHAHA

-Sean

 

But you are the one telling ME to call. You always laugh at your own jokes? At least one person finds this childish **** amusing I guess

 

Because you are the one asking all the questions!!! If you have so many and you don't believe what Steve is saying, then call mobil 1.

I was laughing at you by the way...

-Sean

 

And your interest in this thread is??? Oh that's right. None. Why don't you go back to being a lemming and stop posting?

Great laughing at me. Cool. You da man. Glad you could make your own day by posting some nimrod statement.

 

Jeff, it's not a guess at all. It's from experience in this business for almost 20 years and 15 years on the Internet. I refuse to name names and throw rocks. I will not stoop to their level.


Steve
CEO of Hi-Tech Oil Co.

 

Okay, I'll play. Then post up some links that prove they are biased toward a particular oil or brand when the 3rd party data indicates otherwise.

 

Jeff, my interest in this thread was probably the same reason as yours. I read the thread title and clicked on it out of curiosity and learned the "truth" about Mobil 1 and have accepted what Steve has said. You are just looking for another 10 page debate IMO.

-Sean

 

No I'm looking for answers to my questions that might shed light to the truth. Why should it take 10 pages when all it should take is one reply? Maybe I'll will end up calling. As the answer is CLEARLY not known here.

I'm not looking forward to listening to 5 min of their marketing blah, blah to get to what I want.

 

I emailed them.

 

Jeff, if you want to really learn about the Big Oil industry and how low, how unethical, how immoral, how dishonest they are, get the following book -

"The Prize - The Quest for Money, Oil and Power", by Daniel Yergin, a Pulitzer prize winning book and a national PBS series. The author is President of Cambridge Energy Research Associates, a leading international energy consulting firm.

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/boo...y&cds2Pid=9481

Oil companies spreading disinformation on the Internet about their competitors products? Ha, that's nothing! There are perfectly legitimate things to bash Mobil about, without making things up, but I will not go there. That's not good business and I will not in any way, shape or form emulate the way the Big Oil industry does business. I take the high road and they can wallow in the mud. Thanks.

Steve
CEO of Hi-Tech Oil Co.

 

Not sure what you are trying to imply here.

Big oil companies lie? Okay. Like Mobil 1 claiming they are a true synthetic when actually they are not. But they still raised their pricing?

How can you say the bobistheoilguy site is spreading lies? Why would they? What proof do you have to support that? None.

Exactly how are you "taking the high road" when you are making claims that that oil site is spreading lies or untruths? Or has less then ethical people posting behind the name of a competing oil company? How do you know there isn't a MOBIL 1 rep trying to do the same?

IMHO you aren't taking the high road. You are taking the road that avoids a valid question.

 

Your engine would exceed that temp in about 13 seconds

Your engine's operating temp is regulated by the thermostat not by the oil. If you don't have any oil in the engine, it also cannot "reduce" the engine's temp anyway. Correct?

 

The engines cooling system temperature is regulated by the thermostat, not the engine operating temperature, which is considerably higher.

From - "Synthetic Oil: Rx For Long Engine Life"

"It is important to note
that, even though the dash gauge may register only a 200F or so
water/coolant temperature, the temperature of the sump and of all the
assorted bearing surfaces significantly exceed the water temperature,
and often surpass 500F on the piston ring and cylinder wall areas.
These high-temperature surfaces serve to rapidly decompose petroleum oil
and additives, as well as contribute to their shorter service life,
while the synthetic is largely unaffected. Beyond the protection
afforded an engine during these particular instances of high-operating
temperatures, high-temp thermal stability moreover permits an engine
oil to deliver overall extended service life (significantly longer drain
intervals) in all driving conditions, because it prevents the phenomenon
of sludge and carbon deposit formations on critical engine parts
(valves, valve guides, oil channels, lifter assemblies, piston rings, et
al.) due to oil thickening, a problem commonly attributable to petroleum
oil breakdown at high temperature. As these deposits accumulate in the
oil circulatory system, oil flow drops, thus accelerating engine wear.
To the user of synthetics, the benefits are (1) reduced wear of critical
engine components; (2) significantly reduced sludge and varnish... a
cleaner engine; (3) reduced engine drag due to uniform viscosity; and
(4) increased fuel economy due to reduced component wear."

Steve
CEO of Hi-Tech Oil Co.

 

In your original example there was no oil in the engine remember?

 

This has turned from a good thread into a complete pissing match.


He said but you said no you said what about no you said bla bla bla