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DannyP

It would be very easy. Have your oil tested for a couple changes with the same stock(buy 2 cases) to establish a baseline for amount of wear in the engine. Then change your oil and purchase a couple cases of your new brand. Continue to test oil for a couple years. Done.

I don't know where I posted this, but I'll repeat it. This is not anecdotal, this is actual evidence: Changed from 20-50 Valvoline 4 stroke Motorcycle oil to same brand etc. except 10-40. NO other changes. CHT and oil temp reduced 10 degrees Fahrenheit in all conditions.

11/12/177:56 AM

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