Lucas Additives
#22
Well, I thought my truck was still burning oil. 500 miles in, its still a little hard to tell. But when I got up this am to go to work, I popped the hood and checked the oil....was at the same level it was when i changed it. About 2 hours after I got home, I checked again, 50 more miles, and it still hasnt moved. Maybe Engine Restore did its job, because my truck has been running slightly better with improved oil pressure, and its not burning any oil yet.
#24
I can honestly say the fuel additive works wonders. Saw great results from it when my mom added it to her 88 Aries. I have used the oil stabilizer but not sure it made any difference. I will say when I worked in the shop at the truck stop that truckers love the stuff and some swear by it.
#25
I team engine restore a few years ago and noticed a significant bump in compression and engine performance.
Then I pulled the iengine apart to replace the heads. I found coke in the various nooks and crannies of my engine. Not just sludge, but actual coke. Dried, burnt crust, soaked on outside in oil.
Then I pulled the iengine apart to replace the heads. I found coke in the various nooks and crannies of my engine. Not just sludge, but actual coke. Dried, burnt crust, soaked on outside in oil.
#26
I team engine restore a few years ago and noticed a significant bump in compression and engine performance.
Then I pulled the iengine apart to replace the heads. I found coke in the various nooks and crannies of my engine. Not just sludge, but actual coke. Dried, burnt crust, soaked on outside in oil.
Then I pulled the iengine apart to replace the heads. I found coke in the various nooks and crannies of my engine. Not just sludge, but actual coke. Dried, burnt crust, soaked on outside in oil.
#27
I team engine restore a few years ago and noticed a significant bump in compression and engine performance.
Then I pulled the iengine apart to replace the heads. I found coke in the various nooks and crannies of my engine. Not just sludge, but actual coke. Dried, burnt crust, soaked on outside in oil.
Then I pulled the iengine apart to replace the heads. I found coke in the various nooks and crannies of my engine. Not just sludge, but actual coke. Dried, burnt crust, soaked on outside in oil.
Originally Posted by heyyou
I always swore AT the engine restore. Rebuilding a motor after the owner had been using that stuff was a drag. It's supposed to 'build up surfaces'.... well. it does. With oil sludge, and other crap. I don't like it, won't use it, and hate it when I have to work on a motor that had it in it. I thank my lucky stars I don't do that for a living any more.
Also, there is only ONE additive I do recommend. A product called SMART BLEND, by Life Automotive. Its good stuff.