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AMSOIL has come out with yet another white paper, this time on gear lubes.

Be sure and have a look, as these tests were done by independent labs, no sales pitches, just the facts. You have a look and decide for yourself, which gear lube do you want protecting your investment?
When you get rid of all of the advertising hype, the choice is clear.
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The picture shows what can happen if you make the wrong choice in motor oil. This is a graphic of the results of a
severe high temperature deposit test comparing different brands of
motor oil. AMSOIL Synthetic 15w-40, on the right, shows
significantly less deposits than the others. Which do you want in
your engine?
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{quotes}AMSOIL synthetic lubricants are much more stable in
high temperatures than refined oils are. {/quotes}Their superior heat stability
reduces the rates of oil consumption, lubricant breakdown and lubricant
oxidation, which keeps oil consumption low; equipment clean, protected
and running right; and extends lubricant life.
Refined oils are composed of thousands of different shape, size,
and weight, particles. As the oil heats up, the lighter particles
boil or "burn" off first, this leaves the heavier particles
behind. As this process continues the oil becomes thicker. The
deposits left behind form the sludge that sticks to the inside of
your engine.
AMSOIL synthetic motor oils are made in the
lab. All of the particles are of the same size and shape, so
there are no smaller ones to burn off and thicken the oil. This
also reduces the deposit formation, as can be seen from the
picture. This also tells a little bit about how AMSOIL can
decrease friction. If the particles are of the same size and
shape, they tend to "roll" easier. Thus they will reduce the
friction between moving parts, and there will be less internal friction
in the oil itself.
If you would like to know more, just drop us a note or give us a call at 405-742-8475, we would be glad to hear from you!
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