Lucus Oils

[keithguts]

Has any one of you tried this product? I was told that this is one of the best products on the market today. the company also makes a lucus product for the tranny.

KG

PS not sure is i'm spelling the product name right

 

[Jeff Kleb]

Lucas Oil


I have not heard anything bad about them, but you may also want to look into Marvel Mystery Oil.

Supposedly, Lucas makes several blends for different uses (engine, transmission, fuel tank, etc.).....but the Marvel is a "one type for all purposes" kind of product.

I have used Marvel in the crankcase and fuel tank of a commercial-grade diesel truck, and never had any problems. Then again, perhaps I would have not had any problems if I had not used it either.
:beer:

 

[Koz]

Oil additives are chemicals and chemicals are the first thing to break down and cause contamination. Only use additives when they are absolutely necessary and make sure they are effective and safe before using.

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/showthread.php?threadid=4012&highlight=Marvel

Koz

 

[scooterz]

lucas oil additive

on the oil guy web site he has a demo of lucas oil runnung thru gears and foaming up. he says foam is bubbles and bubbles contain air and where there is air there is no lubrication.

 

[T133]

Funny thing you ask bout it since I was wondering about this brad a few days ago when I noticed it Nissan Titan's poster.

Must be good stuff since the it was advertising on modified offroad Titan.

 

[keithguts]

I used it in my tranny in one of my old trucks that was slipping like hell. Put this stuff in, and didn't slip for 2 years, and still was not slipping when I sold it.

KG