Subject	it could be a leak, like vorpalz suggested
Posted by	vulcanrush on May 04, 2013 at 10:27 AM
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In Reply To	UOA from Blackstone Any comments? posted by SMAZ (OKC) on May 03, 2013 at 07:22 PM
Message	Either way, the extra silicon doesn't seem to be very harmful, usually you might see extra lead wear, etc. I would check to see if you have a coolant leak, before worrying about the silicon.
Follow Ups	UOA from Blackstone Any comments? - SMAZ (OKC) 19:22:05 05/03/13 All I can say is 5w30 + track certainly isn't ideal. - ZinnZ32 20:06:01 05/03/13 I understand turbos are tougher on oil, but use as thin an - vulcanrush 10:20:20 05/04/13 My M1 0w-50 UOA came back high for silicon also - Piranha 20:26:03 05/03/13 FWIW, at the SZ dyno tune in Austin last year - aliaZ 21:26:32 05/03/13 I've always wondered this and actually recently spoke to Joe - SMAZ (OKC) 23:49:02 05/03/13 Re: I've always wondered this and actually recently spoke to Joe - bigsyke 15:12:10 05/04/13 check for intake piing leaks, esp. at the turbo inlet - vorpalZ 09:05:30 05/04/13 it could be a leak, like vorpalz suggested - vulcanrush 10:27:57 05/04/13 The UOA would show up with glycol contamination if there is - MixManMash 11:48:04 05/04/13 BITOG - aquariuscsm 14:26:33 05/04/13 Excuse my typos,I posted this from my phone :P (n/m) - aquariuscsm 14:31:43 05/04/13 I've just read the University stuff, not the forums. Way - SMAZ (OKC) 16:08:02 05/04/13 I'm using the M1 0w-40 and so far no complaints. I went - PiotrC70 16:39:48 05/04/13 Huh? It's pretty hard to go wrong with Mobil 1. - GatorJ 20:25:03 05/04/13 No issue with it. - aquariuscsm 21:47:22 05/04/13 Whenever you're "not sure the issue", google it. (n/m) - TriniTT 08:30:08 05/05/13 Here`s my RP 20W50 UOA. - aquariuscsm 17:24:31 05/04/13 Your UOA - aquariuscsm 20:02:40 05/04/13 Oil is from my father's company that makes oils for - SMAZ (OKC) 23:15:09 05/04/13
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