Koushik

<br>hallo all;<p>so, is Slick50 considered a no-no or might it be helpful in prolonging the life of the 1.8T engine?<p><br>-K.

the unabimmer

just use a high quality synthetic oil.

Mike C.2

from the archives --

Mike C.2

from the archives --<p>http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/2195/snakeoil.html<br>

Cameron

nt<br>

T2

Owners man. says 'Audi recommends no oil additives'

Glenn R

I personally will not put any additives in my oil. I paid $27K for this car. Why risk putting something into my oil that's akin to putting strange vitamins into my own body. I won't do that either.

Drew S.

July 16, 1996<br>QUAKER STATE ADS FOR SLICK 50 ARE FALSE AND MISLEADING, FTC CHARGES<br>http://www.miata.net/garage/slickftc.htm<p>July 23, 1997<br>QUAKER STATE SUBSIDIARIES SETTLE FTC CHARGES AGAINST SLICK 50<br>Agreement Safeguards $10 Million in Redress to Consumers<br>http://www.miata.net/garage/slickftc2.html<p>December 16, 1997<br>Consent Agreement link is listed below.<br>

Albert

I have the patent number at home and if I remember, I'll post them. But I called Prolong for the patent number and read it, Chlorine molecules in a buffered solution. The problem is if the buffer wears out, the chlorine will pit the inside of your engine. <p>All the other crap like Motor Up, Slick 50 and crap like that are about the same. Don't trust them.<ul><li><a href="http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/2195/snakeoil.html">Engine Snake Oils</a></li></ul>