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Is Conventional Oil Bad for Racing Engines?

Conventional oil is derived directly from crude oil, refined and combined with some amount of viscosity enhancing additives. It’s cheaper than synthetic …

Importance of Cleaning and Repacking of Bearings - A part of excellent maintenance practice is timely cleaning of equipment. Contaminant particles can get between mechanical components and hinder movement or …

Other Uses of Lubricant - The primary function of any lubricant is to facilitate movement of two or more components by reducing friction between the moving surfaces. …

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What Type of Oil is Suitable for Turbocharged Engines? - You may be only too eager to paint the town red in your new Porsche 911 or Toyota Solara – and why …

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Burnt Fuel Residue In Oil - The formation of burnt fuel residue is a typical issue with certain types of engines. The incomplete combustion of diesel, for example, …

Other Uses of Lubricant - The primary function of any lubricant is to facilitate movement of two or more components by reducing friction between the moving surfaces. …

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