burbguy82
$100 site donor 2024
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There are many different oil analyzers out there these days. I have used Blackstone, and Amsoil in the past to analyze some samples of UOA and VOA. The sentiment by some members here is 50/50, when it comes to accuracy and effectiveness.
What is the "best" and perhaps most accurate way for the typical consumer to have lubricants tested?
Is there another source for other than spectrographic analysis?
In my own experience blackstone, while reliable as a service, seems to want quite a bit of information, and seems to "get it wrong" when it comes to some things.
Interested in a better provider.
What is the "best" and perhaps most accurate way for the typical consumer to have lubricants tested?
Is there another source for other than spectrographic analysis?
In my own experience blackstone, while reliable as a service, seems to want quite a bit of information, and seems to "get it wrong" when it comes to some things.
Interested in a better provider.