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Posted by B-maniac on July 30, 2006 at 08:22:27 from (207.241.134.245):
In Reply to: Lucas additives posted by Mark on July 29, 2006 at 18:10:08:
I keep hearing "use it and love it", "works good for me", "made a big difference in mine" etc,etc,etc. Please tell us "doubting Thomas'" exactly what it has done that is so great and what Mr. Lucas knows that is a secret to all the multimillion $$ oil companies. Mr. Lucas is good at making $$$$ because of his excellent "MARKETING SKILLS",and NOT because of a magic potion that we all need and no one else seems to be able to make. STP and others were and are,just a bandaid for old low tech oils that were pushed to their limit or abused to their limit by lack of maintenance. If a 5# increase in oil pressure is all it takes to sell you on a product ,then buy it.If a superior LUBRICANT is what you want,they are out there,you don't need this or any other additive to "help them out".
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