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Well, actually, Bill after doing some "research" on the
internet (not that volume makes correct) there seems to be quite a bit of
"agreement" that the synthetics do not keep the things like Lead in suspension
very well, permitting it to collect in areas. But, you point is well taken, not
running out to change the oil this morning {:>)
Ed
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Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 1:17 AM
Subject: [FlyRotary] Re: Synthetic Oil
and Leaded Gasoline.
No,
Charlie, actually I was using a different Exxon synthetic. But, no,
not
any sign of lead build up. Perhaps without valves to catch the
lead and
with less access of oil to the combustion area perhaps? the
rotary is less
susceptible to the problem. However, having found
that Mobile is being sued
due to damaged aircraft engines from folks who
used their aviation
synthetic, I may have to reconsider.
Ed
Ed, While I don't totally discount that there could be some (MINOR)
problems. I would remind you that McDonalds was sued by some idiot that
spilled hot coffee in their own lap! Just because it's litigated don't
necessarily mean that it's true!
Bill Jepson ( just my opinion, so DON'T sue
me)
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