RE: Prolong

[George_Earle@chordiant.com]

>> The underlying question is: would it have lasted just as long with
regular oil changes.


>> If you notice the best chemical/petrol engineers do not make the
additives. Only the fringe ones do.

>> One more little tidbit to think about.  Why would the oil manufactorors
not make additives if they could make a >> buck on it?
>>
>>
>> Pat Martin
>> 864000csq turbo, 2 1/2 cat back, H&R-Boge, MC and loving it.  Drilled
and stopping it. Koenig Cobra 16x7 with >> Yokohama A520's turning it,  K&N
and uh....
>> 84 4000sq NEW.  AKA: The beater.
>> 95 subaru legacy
>> Bothell, Wa

The oil changes were regular @3000 miles, I just wasn't worried that it was
3001 or 3100.

Also I didn't know that unlike the software industry, all the best Chem
Engineers stay working for the big companies where all their ideas are
sucked up and spit out instead of the engineers striking out on their
own...

The oil manufacturers do...Castrol makes Syntex, and claim the same kind of
no oil in the engine performance that the additives do.

George
91 V8Q, 90 Stealth R/T
CA