me?? wats there to drag me down?? i not selling anything dubious leh... and i dun post with intention to promote, without making my intention known......

 

Time for a chill out....have a beer!

Let's drink to forget but not forget to have a drink!


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I smell a rat here !!!!!!!!!!!!

 

We all know you sell the good stuff.

Its sekali new members think you and him are "related"

 

related???? haha. i wish too....

anyway im pretty sure he is a double nicker with the intention to promote texas revolution oil......

 

So to sum it up, texas oil is better than most in the market but doesnt give the extra Ooomph 18 ponies as claimed? Or is it a product on merely on par with Shell's 20W50?

 

Sigh, i don't know how much clearer the posts in here could be. But to sum up:
- TEXAS OIL DOES NOT WORK ON ROTARY ENGINES, TRY AT YOUR OWN RISK
- Kenko's obviously a double nicker promoting Texas oil
- There is no conclusive proof that Texas oil is superior to others in the market, even mineral
- Texas' claims of being a nanotech oil is rubbish
- The oil is too new to even have conclusive performance results in pistons
- There is no way Texas oil give 18hp...period

'Nuff said

 

sometimes when its too good to be true, it IS too good to be true!!

the rest abt oil for rotary engines.... i tink enuf have been said over many threads. As a workshop advice, i only recommend mineral oil or synthetic oil meant for rotary. The rest, try at ur own risk. Either spark plugs gone or the apex seal slowly wear off due to unburnt deposits.

 

Orighty... but whats ur opinion on Idemitsu Mineral oil?

 

I'll jump out on a limb here and say that my illegal smoking comment just about sums up this thread