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Old 11-03-2010, 11:50 AM
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They said it doesnt change the weight of the oil.
 
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Keep in mind, this is marketing.

Import tuner also had an article showing gains with a "sponsored" AEM CAI. We all know about intakes.

We've all seen those Lucal Oil demo's at Automotive stores.
 
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It could, maybe its unbiased. Import Tuner doesnt exactly have a lot of RS*R products plastered over their pages if any from the times I read the mag.
 
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Until, we have third party dyno's and oil analysis results, I'd stay away.

Horsepower in a small bottle sounds too good to be true.
 
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It does, but its some space age **** yo!
 
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I love it how they defined Snake oil in the page lol
 
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I wonder if its just moly lol

something similar to this product
 
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Old 11-03-2010, 12:26 PM
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The picture of them pouring the stuff looks an lot like this.
Theory: The lightweight magnesium coats the reciprocating assembly reducing it's rotational mass. Resulting in significant horsepower gains.
 
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They mentioned it was from the aerospace industry so any of the big players probably already use it in their lubricated machines.
Time to PM Tony at Motordyne since he's a former aerospace engineer.
 
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Let us know what he says. I have a feeling what it'll be.
 
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If it sounds too good to be true...
 
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I call shenanigans
 
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In for info.
 
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^ I like your wheels.


On a serious note I don't know how "safe" this will be.
 
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In for independent results
 
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