Just would like to some feedback on Lucas OIl Products. Do you use it? Is it worth the money?? Thanks Dennis
Lucas is good stuff. Been using their products for years. :cool2
Finally had them add it on my last oil change last weekend. Noticed a blow by problem when idling and it seamed to help with my brothers truck so i had them throw some in. Ran the truck about 400 miles today and stopped for a break and a walk around and didnt notice half of the smoke from blow by that i would usually see. Will start keeping an eye on it to see if it realy makes a differance in the long run. By the way, it went into a 70 series Detroit with 726,000 miles on it.
I have used their "Red & Tacky" grease. I like the stuff. I think it has a 500 degree drop point. It seems to work real well in the summer. I have never tried the oils, but I have heard some good things about it.
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Just the opinion of one here, but I'm a Lucas products fan. I've been using it for a long time in heavy duty applications, and faithfully use it in my pickup trucks as well. My '01 F-150 gets a fresh quart in place of a quart of regular syrup every oil change. Seems to increase the oil pressure in my wife's Jeep Cherokee with a couple hundred thousand miles on it's 4.0 motor too. I'm getting ready to drop all the fluids out of this '01 F-150 and replace the diff's and transfer case oils with Lucas next. Like my daddy used to say..."It'll either cure it, or kill it..."
Thanks for the feedback, going to give it a try. Dennis
Lucas works! I tried the stop slip in a dodge 1500 w 325k on AT. I was slipping horribly, poured in and drove slip free for 40k more and sold it!
Update----Change oil in my L7000 Ford with 3208 cat. Added the Lucas to the oil change and it has stopped the smokeing that I had when I first started it up. So as of now it was money well spent. dennis