Subject	Do that mean then, that an oil that can withstand higher
Posted by	Dan (Vancouver) on November 10, 2006 at 1:03 AM
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In Reply To	Coking is not caused by oxidation posted by PEwithaZ on November 09, 2006 at 02:32 PM
Message	temps are the ones that are more resistant to coking? What measure is the best indicator of an oil that is resistant to coking inside a turbo?
Follow Ups	Just read this thread regarding engine oil for turbo cars - Dan (Vancouver) 12:32:38 11/09/06 Good thread, I'm just surprised Royal Purple isn't getting - BigTDogg (MA) 14:08:08 11/09/06 Royal Purple does imporve performance, But it lacks in Moley - Eishozzzz 15:12:04 11/09/06 I assume you ment "moly" aka molybdenum disulfide - PEwithaZ 15:39:36 11/09/06 Yes :) (n/m) - Eishozzzz 06:32:17 11/10/06 Royal Purple got more mention than Mobile 1. (n/m) - Cincyzx 16:28:24 11/09/06 Coking is not caused by oxidation - PEwithaZ 14:32:03 11/09/06 Uh...exactly what I was going to say... (n/m) - DangerHunter 16:01:29 11/09/06 Man, thems some fancy words. - ZJeweler 17:33:49 11/09/06 We had a coke truck tip over the day leaving our - Riddick (looks clear) 18:14:05 11/09/06 it's caused by drug dealers (n/m) - inf 19:11:14 11/09/06 Do that mean then, that an oil that can withstand higher - Dan (Vancouver) 01:03:01 11/10/06 The more thermally stable the oil is - PEwithaZ 07:53:02 11/10/06 If you go back far enough - PEwithaZ 16:39:25 11/09/06 So heres an question: What kind of oil do you use? - Broke_as_**** 22:41:26 11/09/06 I have an NA so I just use regular old mineral oil - PEwithaZ 07:47:37 11/10/06 That opens the possibility to coke inhibiting surface - CaliguyPurdue 09:58:45 11/10/06 I have had the same thoughts (n/m) - PEwithaZ 10:13:55 11/10/06
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