Reporting on engine oil additive LG Bio/Tech

[TViS]

Recently used Lubegard Bio/Tech Protectant for 1st time at oil change on my high mileage old japanese 4 cyl and really pleased / impressed pretty much right away because noticed two things pretty much immediately (and all controls same = same motor oil brand/grade & same oil filter as before adding LG b/tech plus same fuel grade from same filling station , same tire psi)
{1} engine a good amount quieter
{2} car seems to be running just a smidge smoother / peppier down low (twist/torque)

Will continue to use product & not too pricey either and avail locally for me

 

[CharBaby]

Very cool!
BTW what oil & filter are you using.

 

[kschachn]

"a good amount quieter" and "seems to be running just a smidge smoother" is quite an endorsement. Good thing you held all the controls the same, including tire psi.

They do have a Reviews submission page where you can submit your testimonial:

https://www.lubegard.com/products/biotech/#reviews

Maybe you'll get a hat or something.

 

[sloinker]

Welcome aboard. Glad you are pleased with the product. Remember at the end of the day your perceptions are going to be challenged by some folks. Just ignore them or put them on the ignore list if they become too much of a tool toward you.

 

[TViS]

Amalie high mileage 10w40 [ they're headquartered in my town = oil bottling plant/etc so i love supporting my local area businesses when possible ]
Champ Labs filter

 

[Triple_Se7en]

Originally Posted by TViS
Recently used Lubegard Bio/Tech Protectant for 1st time at oil change on my high mileage old japanese 4 cyl and really pleased / impressed pretty much right away because noticed two things pretty much immediately (and all controls same = same motor oil brand/grade & same oil filter as before adding LG b/tech plus same fuel grade from same filling station , same tire psi)
{1} engine a good amount quieter
{2} car seems to be running just a smidge smoother / peppier down low (twist/torque)

Will continue to use product & not too pricey either and avail locally for me

I'm wanting some. Keep reading good reports on it. Thanks for your Review.

 

[kschachn]

Isn't this exactly what that Reviews portion of their website is for?

 

[bbhero]

This topic also fits this section has well.... It's about a additive...

 

[Revving2Redline]

Its a worthwhile additive. I have used this and Archoil and both are great but the lubegard can be found much cheaper.I do like the solid boundary protect of Archoil though. Both have esters in their formulation but how much I do not know.

 

[CharBaby]

Originally Posted by TViS
Amalie high mileage 10w40 [ they're headquartered in my town = oil bottling plant/etc so i love supporting my local area businesses when possible ]
Champ Labs filter



Yup!

 

[Donald]

I say subjective.

Better lubrication comes from better oil, not additives you buy in a container.

 

[Triple_Se7en]

Originally Posted by Donald
I say subjective.

Better lubrication comes from better oil, not additives you buy in a container.


Sometimes defective engine parts are the best reason for buying a supplement called Lubeguard BioTech. It can make a wonderful lubed BandAid, until the old parts worsen and the new parts arrive.

 

[discountdon]

VOA from 2012:

https://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/topics/2802858/1

"Many thanks to Blackstone Labs for running this VOA at no charge.

Aluminum / 0
Chromium / 0
Iron / 0
Copper / 0
Lead / 0
Tin / 0
Molybdenum / 1891
Nickel / 0
Manganese / 0
Silver / 0
Titanium / 0
Potassium / 0
Boron / 134
Silicon / 17
Sodium / 70
Calcium / 3183
Magnesium / 10
Phosphorus / 3472
Zinc / 9
Barium / 0

SUS Viscosity @ 210F / 47.9
cSt Viscosity @ 100C / 6.64
Flashpoint in F / 430
Fuel% / -
Antifreeze% / -
Water% / 0.0
Insolubles% / TR
TBN / 3.7"

 

[racin4ds]

Ignore the naysayers on here... they still think oils come off the shelf with top notch additives and can't be improved upon, all for $19 a 5QT jug.....

LG and Archoil are both great products. I also love Lubrimoly M0s2!

 

[Revving2Redline]

Been dosing mine with Lubegard Biotech.Just fill oil filter with it every oil change.

 

[Triple_Se7en]

That's a-lot of miles for a five year-old vehicle Marco. You get around faster in MPH, than what Dorothy did during the tornado in the Wizard Of Oz.

 

[MolaKule]

Originally Posted by racin4ds
Ignore the naysayers on here... they still think oils come off the shelf with top notch additives and can't be improved upon, all for $19 a 5QT jug.....

LG and Archoil are both great products. I also love Lubrimoly M0s2!


I am still waiting for anyone to tell me what chemistry the formulators have left out of formulated, finished oils that require LubeGard BioTech or RLI BioSynXtra or others.

 

[PimTac]

Originally Posted by MolaKule
Originally Posted by racin4ds
Ignore the naysayers on here... they still think oils come off the shelf with top notch additives and can't be improved upon, all for $19 a 5QT jug.....

LG and Archoil are both great products. I also love Lubrimoly M0s2!


I am still waiting for anyone to tell me what chemistry the formulators have left out of formulated, finished oils that require LubeGard BioTech or RLI BioSynXtra or others.







In the case of Lubegard Biotech, it must be that fancy rapeseed oil they put in it.

 

[Olas]

Originally Posted by MolaKule


I am still waiting for anyone to tell me what chemistry the formulators have left out of formulated, finished oils that require LubeGard BioTech or RLI BioSynXtra or others.




Originally Posted by MolaKule

Ignore the naysayers on here... they still think oils come off the shelf with top notch additives and can't be improved upon, all for $19 a 5QT jug.....




I don't know what chemistry is included in LG or RLI, but lots of today's ‘finished' oils are missing most or all of the saps chemistry - A5 and C3 and SN are all missing the zn/p we used to hold in such high regard.

 

[MolaKule]

Originally Posted by Olas
Originally Posted by MolaKule


I am still waiting for anyone to tell me what chemistry the formulators have left out of formulated, finished oils that require LubeGard BioTech or RLI BioSynXtra or others.




Originally Posted by MolaKule

Ignore the naysayers on here... they still think oils come off the shelf with top notch additives and can't be improved upon, all for $19 a 5QT jug.....




I don't know what chemistry is included in LG or RLI, but lots of today's ‘finished' oils are missing most or all of the saps chemistry - A5 and C3 and SN are all missing the zn/p we used to hold in such high regard.


What chemistry is missing in the SAPS oils?