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Originally posted by Vulcan Power
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"And if you reduce friction then you can expect more power at the flywheel, it's as simple as that!"
Duh?
These are the same claims that have been made about synthetics for years. 5.0 magazine ran a test a few months back that verified a 3 - 5 hp increase using a synthetic.
Do I think that oil can affect the power output of an engine? Yes.
Do I think that that oil will give you a 10 hp increase? Probably not.
I suppose it's possible, but since I change my oil and filter every 2500 miles, I'm not willing to spend a huge amount of cash to pick up a trivial amount of power that may or may not actually be there.
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