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Gearhead999 · 11-04-2001, 08:49 AM

I'm not arguing on what works for you, BUT, have you ever read up on Slick 50??

I did a car radio show for 3 years. You know where the listeners call in with their problems and I diagnos them. Well, got asked lots about Slick 50. So I contacted them in Texas, I think. They weren't much help. Couldn't give me any real world tests except on a Honda Generator. Then one of my listeners had me go to a site about truth in advertising. Their were articles about them and Split-Fire spark plugs being told to change advertising and promises.

Slick 50 is just Mineral oil with Teflon added. Dupont sued Slick 50 over using Teflon in engines. They claimed it wasn't meant to be in an engine. They, Dupont, did lose though. Court ruled that Dupont couldn't tell Slick 50 what they could do with the teflon, as long as it didn't effect health or the enviroment.

Just my $.02.

But if it works use it.

11-04-2001, 08:49 AM	#4
Gearhead999 Registered Member Join Date: Sep 1998 Location: Oviedo, FL Posts: 992	I'm not arguing on what works for you, BUT, have you ever read up on Slick 50?? I did a car radio show for 3 years. You know where the listeners call in with their problems and I diagnos them. Well, got asked lots about Slick 50. So I contacted them in Texas, I think. They weren't much help. Couldn't give me any real world tests except on a Honda Generator. Then one of my listeners had me go to a site about truth in advertising. Their were articles about them and Split-Fire spark plugs being told to change advertising and promises. Slick 50 is just Mineral oil with Teflon added. Dupont sued Slick 50 over using Teflon in engines. They claimed it wasn't meant to be in an engine. They, Dupont, did lose though. Court ruled that Dupont couldn't tell Slick 50 what they could do with the teflon, as long as it didn't effect health or the enviroment. Just my $.02. But if it works use it.