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Re: Lucas Engine Oil Stabalizer - Anybody using it??
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Posted by m kuhns on April 03, 2003 at 18:40:21 from (65.196.120.205):
In Reply to: Lucas Engine Oil Stabalizer - Anybody using it?? posted by Rog on April 02, 2003 at 21:20:16:
We had a Ford F-350 that we used to haul brand new RV's all around the U.S. We always used the Lucas Oil treatment, formerly known as Morey's. We had three engines in that truck that each lasted 300,000 miles. We never had any of them apart except to rebuild. My dad always wanted to be safe, and just got them rebuilt at 300,000 even though they ran good yet. The same went for the transmissions. Three C-6 automatics at 300,000 a piece and no problems. The old F-350 had 890,000 miles on it when we got rid of it. Still looked in great shape. We swore by that stuff. It also works great to rebuild engines too. Doesn't run off the bearings, and eliminates a totally dry start.
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