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Old 06-03-20, 02:26 PM
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Ross520
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Originally Posted by tomato coupe
I'd say the Friction Facts test show that aftermarket lubricants are, in fact, all pretty similar:

That is efficiency in watts, and it doesn't take contamination into account. And there's still a clear "best" for that matter.

Moving on though, this is the test you should be looking at, and it proves unequivocally that there IS, in fact, a big difference between lubricants.


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