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"Synerlec, Royal Purple’s proprietary, additive lubricant technology, is the cornerstone of RP’s ENTIRE PRODUCT LINE. It creates an ionic bond that adheres to metal parts to provide continuous protection even at start-up and strengthens the oil to provide unparalleled performance and protection.
Royal Purple’s high film strength prevents contact between metal parts reducing friction and heat thereby transferring more power to the drive wheels while maximizing the lubricant service life. As well, Synerlec amplifies the already-exceptional oxidation resistance of the synthetic base oils.
Royal Purple remains on the metal surface long after ordinary lubricants would have been squeezed out by pressure and heat. It actually improves mating surfaces by responding to increased pressure with increased viscosity until the metal peaks (asperities) undergo deformation and flow into the low spots. Over time, the metal surface becomes extremely smooth and can even develop a mirror-like surface."
The emphasis on "entire product line" is mine. I purchased a whole bunch of the regular oil not long ago, assuming it had the synerlec in it. The website is very confusing.
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