Wednesday, Sep 28, 2005 at 21:58
Hey! Toohey
I just cut and pasted the following pertinent points from the URL I'll post below it.
CASTROL MAGNATEC
Product Description
Castrol Magnatec contains a synthetic ester that is unique to Castrol. The molecules of this ester cling to engines surfaces like a magnet, leaving a continuous film of oil on the engine parts long after conventional oils have drained away to the bottom of the engine. Castrol calls this Unique Molecular Attraction (UMA).
Product Features & Benefits
Every car engine type can experience the benefits of using unique, revolutionary Castrol Magnatec including:
Dramatically reduced engine wear at start up and warm up, helping to extend the life of the engine.
Instant protection from the moment you turn the key.
Improved engine cleanliness through excellent detergency chemistry with an ultra refined and synthetic base oil mix
http://www.castrol.com/castrol/productdetailmin.do?categoryId=8000009&contentId=6008598
The words Synthetic ester and Synthetic Base oil mix , indicate semi synthetic to me, what do you reckon.
GVM - The Troopy is going to the Engineers on Monday for a Brake Fail/fade test using some electronic wizardry that allegedly takes about an hour to fit up and complete.
If it passes he reckons it can be raised to 3500Kg as opposed to 3150kg that it is currently plated for.
I'll keep you posted on how it pans out.
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