Are synthetic oils and lubricants any quicker

[joespanova]

Originally Posted by 1320racer

becoming a world champ has nothing to do with one's mechanical ability and/or knowledge of the mechanical components in the cars they drive!

Most definately......look at NHRA's Pro classes and tell me how many Glidden , Johnson , Iaconio's and Sheppards are left.
One of the reasons I have no respect for todays drivers.
Yeah , Ed's abrasive as hell some times , just keep thickening the epidermis and you'll be fine.

[Eddies66]

This may or not be of interest: http://www.enginelabs.com/engine-tec...e-differences/

[1320racer]

actually Joe, I was refering to sportsman racers, some of which argubaly the best of the best.

[joespanova]

Originally Posted by 1320racer

actually Joe, I was refering to sportsman racers, some of which argubaly the best of the best.

either way.......

[1320racer]

Joe, check you pms

[John Kissel]

Just a question about oils/lubricants, is Slick 50 still around or are they gone like Split Fire plugs. John Kissel

[1320racer]

don't know if it's still on shelves but what I can tell you is back in 1986, I bought a new indy pace car, convertible corvette for my wife. She drove the same route to and from work every day. After a few months, I tried slick 50 and her mileage was immediately better by over 1 MPG.

[Charlie A]

Originally Posted by John Kissel

Just a question about oils/lubricants, is Slick 50 still around or are they gone like Split Fire plugs. John Kissel

Still see it in Walmart from time to time.

http://www.slick50.com/index.php