okay guys so i have been reading into lucas oil stabilizer and i bought some. so i was wondering if i should wait to add it when i change my oil or if there is some onethat knows how much oil is in the 4g63 when its to the full line on the dip stick so i can calculate how much stabilizer to add. any tips would also be great. ihavent had experience with this so i bring my question to the dsm pros

 

ummm help... i know this isnt an emergency but im just curious what you guys think. i read a post form 07 and sometimes oil stabilzer can be bad if not used properly like to much i guess. i definately dont want to do any damage to my engine and just look forward to the posts to come.

 

some people dont like it here though, i wouldnt wanna give you false pointers, i guess the only damage it could do is raising the pressure on the oil pump cuz of the thickness... but then again i know not much haha

 

well im glad you replied and expressed your thoughts. i just bought some a while ago and havent added it yet just because i didnt want to cause any problems. but i think it willhelp my engine i am all about trying to prolong the life of it.

 

any other opinions???

 

Here is a good writeup on lucas oil additive. From anyone ive ever heard from online they all say thesame thing...do not use it. It causes more air in the oil
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/images/lucas/lucas.htm

 

dang thats a good right up on it. hmm well i guess ill just throw it out. im glad i didnt add any to my engine. thats lame how it traps air in the oil. hmmm well te thank you so much thats all i needed. now i know. thanks buddy

 

dude that lil electric motor is probably cranking out a sh*t load of RPMS.....im talkin wayyyyy more than any engine in aautomobile could handle...butit is intresting none the less.From what i hear theLucasPure Synthetic Stabilizer (black labeled bottle)works wonders, you can pick some up for about $10 at any autoparts store.. As you can see the guy in the article is using the regular heavy dutystabilizer, which is so thick you can cut it withscissors!I use a half a quart of the synthetic stabilizerwith every oil change, even tho i already run synthetic oil.