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=Introduction= | =Introduction= | ||
Lucas | Lucas is a brand that is wholly concentrated on lubrication, and the results show their products perform very well. Do not be quick to dismiss this brand and their product's performance! | ||
=Legend= | =Legend= | ||
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Recommended blend: '''M1, M10, or M12''' (read below) | Recommended blend: '''M1, M10, or M12''' (read below) | ||
SLR | SLR Scoring --- | ||
* N/A: ''' | * N/A: '''85.08''' | ||
* M1: '''96. | * M1: '''96.02''' | ||
* M10: '''95. | * M10: '''95.02''' | ||
* M12: ''' | * M12: '''95.03''' | ||
Incredible base oil performance. Performed better than expensive "performance" oils such as [[Royal Purple]] or [[Mobil-1]]. Low power usage, very low operating temperatures, and excellent wear profiles. All-around great results. | Incredible base oil performance. Performed better than expensive "performance" oils such as [[Royal Purple]] or [[Mobil-1]]. Low power usage, very low operating temperatures, and excellent wear profiles. All-around great results. | ||
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M1 provided great results while reducing the operating temperature of the oil. This would work well for street vehicles without external oil cooling. | M1 provided great results while reducing the operating temperature of the oil. This would work well for street vehicles without external oil cooling. | ||
M10 and M12 both provided outstanding results but with generally increased temperatures. In either case, even the highest temperature recorded was lower than that of many other base oils. If your main goal is lowering oil temperature, M1 is recommended. Otherwise M10 and M12 are well within normal testing temperature ranges (280-300' F) | M10 and M12 both provided outstanding results but with generally increased temperatures. In either case, even the highest temperature recorded was lower than that of many other base oils. If your main goal is lowering oil temperature, M1 is recommended. Otherwise M10 and M12 are well within normal testing temperature ranges (280-300' F) and provided outstanding wear protection. | ||
[[File:LUCAS_FUEL_SAVING_5W30.png|thumb|800px|center|Results for Lucas Fuel Saving 5W30]] | [[File:LUCAS_FUEL_SAVING_5W30.png|thumb|800px|center|Results for Lucas Fuel Saving 5W30]] | ||
===Scars=== | |||
<gallery> | |||
File:LUCAS FUEL SAVING SCAR VANILLA 40X.jpg|Lucas Fuel Saving Base 40x | |||
File:LUCAS FUEL SAVING SCAR VANILLA 200X.jpg|Lucas Fuel Saving Base 200x | |||
File:LUCAS FUEL SAVING SCAR M10 40X.jpg|Lucas Fuel Saving M10 40x | |||
File:LUCAS FUEL SAVING SCAR M12 40X.jpg|Lucas Fuel Saving M12 40x | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Long Lasting 5W30== | ==Long Lasting 5W30== | ||
Recommended blend: '''M12''' | Recommended blend: '''M12''' | ||
SLR | SLR Scoring --- | ||
*N/A: ''' | *N/A: '''66.84''' | ||
*M12: ''' | *M12: '''87.58''' | ||
[[File:Lucas_pure_synthetic_long_lasting.jpg|right|thumb|200px]] | [[File:Lucas_pure_synthetic_long_lasting.jpg|right|thumb|200px]] | ||
Lucas Pure Synthetic "Long Lasting" produced very little and fine scarring, but at the cost of extreme heats. The primary goal of additives with this oil were to reduce temperatures, as the scarring was already minimal. | Lucas Pure Synthetic "Long Lasting" produced very little and fine scarring, but at the cost of extreme heats. This is especially evident at the base oil's 120 minute reading. The primary goal of additives with this oil were to reduce temperatures, as the scarring was already minimal. | ||
M12 reduced peak temperatures by 40.8' F and required power by 10.85%, while also reducing peak scar size by 13.68%. The relatively low scoring of Lucas Long Lasting (N/A scored 74.46 out of a possible 100) is due to the high heat and high required power observed. | M12 reduced peak temperatures by 40.8' F and required power by 10.85%, while also reducing peak scar size by 13.68%. The relatively low scoring of Lucas Long Lasting (N/A scored 74.46 out of a possible 100) is due to the high heat and high required power observed. | ||
[[File:LUCAS_LONG_LASTING_0W30.png|thumb|center|800px|Lucas Long Lasting 0W30]] | [[File:LUCAS_LONG_LASTING_0W30.png|thumb|center|800px|Lucas Long Lasting 0W30]] | ||
One unusual result is that this particular oil leaves a brown residue in some areas. This was the case for the base oil as well as with all SQUID INK blends. One of the ingredients in the base oil leaves this residue. How it affects long term engine operation is unknown, but it likely has no negative effect. | |||
===Scars=== | |||
<gallery> | |||
File:LUCAS LONG LASTING SCAR VANILLA 40X.jpg|Lucas LL Base 40x | |||
File:LUCAS LONG LASTING SCAR M1 40X (2).jpg|Lucas LL M1 40x | |||
File:LUCAS LONG LASTING SCAR M8 40X.jpg|Lucas LL M8 40x | |||
File:LUCAS LONG LASTING SCAR M12 40X.jpg|Lucas LL M12 40x | |||
File:LUCAS LONG LASTING SCAR M13 40X.jpg|Lucas LL M13 40x | |||
File:LUCAS LONG LASTING SCAR M15 200X.jpg|Lucas LL M15 200x | |||
</gallery> | |||
Latest revision as of 15:05, 28 May 2023
This page deals with Lucas brand oils
Introduction
Lucas is a brand that is wholly concentrated on lubrication, and the results show their products perform very well. Do not be quick to dismiss this brand and their product's performance!
Legend
N/A = NO ADDITIVES
M# = SQUID INK ADDITIVE MIX VARIATION
C# = CUSTOM MIX, SEE UNDER CHARTS FOR MORE DETAILS
Results
Fuel Saving 5W30
Recommended blend: M1, M10, or M12 (read below)
SLR Scoring ---
- N/A: 85.08
- M1: 96.02
- M10: 95.02
- M12: 95.03
Incredible base oil performance. Performed better than expensive "performance" oils such as Royal Purple or Mobil-1. Low power usage, very low operating temperatures, and excellent wear profiles. All-around great results.
M1 provided great results while reducing the operating temperature of the oil. This would work well for street vehicles without external oil cooling.
M10 and M12 both provided outstanding results but with generally increased temperatures. In either case, even the highest temperature recorded was lower than that of many other base oils. If your main goal is lowering oil temperature, M1 is recommended. Otherwise M10 and M12 are well within normal testing temperature ranges (280-300' F) and provided outstanding wear protection.
Scars
Lucas Fuel Saving Base 40x
Lucas Fuel Saving Base 200x
Lucas Fuel Saving M10 40x
Lucas Fuel Saving M12 40x
Long Lasting 5W30
Recommended blend: M12
SLR Scoring ---
- N/A: 66.84
- M12: 87.58
Lucas Pure Synthetic "Long Lasting" produced very little and fine scarring, but at the cost of extreme heats. This is especially evident at the base oil's 120 minute reading. The primary goal of additives with this oil were to reduce temperatures, as the scarring was already minimal.
M12 reduced peak temperatures by 40.8' F and required power by 10.85%, while also reducing peak scar size by 13.68%. The relatively low scoring of Lucas Long Lasting (N/A scored 74.46 out of a possible 100) is due to the high heat and high required power observed.
One unusual result is that this particular oil leaves a brown residue in some areas. This was the case for the base oil as well as with all SQUID INK blends. One of the ingredients in the base oil leaves this residue. How it affects long term engine operation is unknown, but it likely has no negative effect.
Scars
Lucas LL Base 40x
Lucas LL M1 40x
Lucas LL M8 40x
Lucas LL M12 40x
Lucas LL M13 40x
Lucas LL M15 200x
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